Performance RV Sales
Performance RV Sales in Thornville, OH, sells new and used RVs, with reviewers praising the thorough, honest service from Sean and Jason.
A dead fridge in Thornville usually means spoiled food and a trip you have to put off. The good news is small: there is one shop in town that handles RV refrigerator repair, rated 4.5 from 30 reviews, and about 12 more nearby. That is thin enough that you should call before you hitch up and haul the rig anywhere.
Performance RV Sales in Thornville, OH, sells new and used RVs, with reviewers praising the thorough, honest service from Sean and Jason.
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Performance RV Sales is the local option, and it takes on both fridge and awning work, so it is a sensible first call if your cooling unit quit or your awning won't roll. With only one shop in town, do not assume same-day service during camping season. Ask on the phone whether they can look at it this week, and ask whether the part your fridge likely needs is on the shelf. If it isn't, you may be waiting on a delivery. Owners often find their fridge works on shore power but not on propane, or the reverse. Say which one is failing when you call. It saves a diagnostic step and gets a tech pointed at the right system.
There are no mobile fridge techs listed in Thornville itself, so plan on bringing the RV in unless a nearby shop offers a road call. The 12 shops in the surrounding area widen your choices if the local shop is booked out. A shop visit usually gets a fuller diagnosis than a driveway call, which matters for a cooling unit or a control board. If your rig is already set up at a campground and moving it is a pain, call around and ask directly whether anyone will come to you.
Empty the fridge and freezer and wipe it out. A tech does not need to work around your groceries, and a clean box makes a leak or a bad seal easier to spot. Note whether the fridge fails on propane, electric or both, and whether the freezer still gets cold while the fridge stays warm. That last detail points hard at the cooling unit versus a venting or thermostat problem. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your RV is still covered, and get the diagnostic charge in writing first.
There is 1 listed in Thornville. It is Performance RV Sales, rated 4.5 from 30 reviews, and it also handles awning work. With just one shop in town, call ahead before you haul the RV over, especially in spring and early summer.
None are listed in Thornville itself. There are 12 shops in the surrounding area, and some may offer road calls. Ask on the phone whether they come to your site or want the RV brought in, since that changes how you plan the repair.
Yes. Tell the shop it fails on propane only. That narrows things to the burner, orifice, gas valve or control board, and a tech can check those faster when they know where to start. Mention it when you book so they set aside the right time.
Empty it, wipe it out and leave the doors open to air. Write down whether it fails on propane, electric or both, and whether the freezer still cools. Ask about warranty pre-approval and the diagnostic fee before you hand over the keys.