Thompson's Mobile Rv Repair
Mobile RV repair in Salina, OK. Licensed, bonded, insured. 4.8 stars from 84 reviews.
A fridge full of warm food is the kind of problem that won't wait. Salina has one shop listed for RV refrigerator repair, and six more nearby, so you have options without driving to Tulsa. The local pick holds a 4.8 rating across 84 reviews, which tells you people around here have been satisfied. Here's how to sort out a dead cooling unit, a fridge that won't switch to propane, or a freezer that quits overnight.
Mobile RV repair in Salina, OK. Licensed, bonded, insured. 4.8 stars from 84 reviews.
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RV refrigerators are fussy. The cooling unit can fail, the burner and flue get sooted up on the propane side, or the control board quits and the whole box goes dark. Sometimes it's simpler: a bad thermistor, a blocked vent, or a fridge that was never level enough to work right. A tech will check the basics before condemning the cooling unit, which saves you money. Ask what the diagnosis covers and whether the part is on the shelf or on order. Thompson's Mobile Rv Repair handles fridges along with roof, A/C and awning work, so one visit can cover more than one complaint.
The one listed business in Salina is a mobile tech, which means the work comes to your rig. That helps when the RV can't move or you're parked at a campground. Mobile service has limits, though: some repairs need a shop bay, a lift or power you only get on site. Ask up front whether your job can be done where you're parked. If it can't, the six nearby options give you a shop to tow or drive to. Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead when the fridge dies in May.
Do a little legwork and the visit goes faster. Note whether the fridge works on shore power but not propane, or the reverse. Check that the breaker and the 12 volt fuse are good. Look at the vent behind the fridge for mud dauber nests or wasp nests, a real problem in Oklahoma. Clear the food into a cooler so the tech can pull the unit if needed. If you're under a warranty or service contract, get pre-approval before work starts. The local shop does warranty work, but approval still takes a phone call.
There is one listed in Salina itself and six more nearby. That gives you a mobile tech in town plus several shops within reach. The local option is rated 4.8 from 84 reviews.
Yes. Thompson's Mobile Rv Repair is listed as doing warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the tech starts, and keep your policy number handy when you call.
Often yes for diagnosis, control boards, thermistors and burner cleaning. Cooling unit swaps may need more room or power. Ask when you book whether your repair can be done on site or needs a shop.
Usually the burner, orifice or flue needs cleaning, or the gas valve or control board is at fault. It's a common fix and worth having a tech look before you replace the whole cooling unit, which costs far more.