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If you’ve got an RV with an Ammonia based refrigerator then you’ve probably had the experience of rotten eggs smell suddenly coming through your refrigerator. That’s the ammonia leaking out of your coil. Fortunately we have the solution for most all the current refrigerators on the market for the last 30 years. We send you a new coil that bolts on where the other was and you send us the core to start your three year warranty. Easy peasy. Give us a call to work out the details. Supported products are on the Shop/Cooling Units tab. Listed below is information about how we service your cooling unit: When we receive a cooling unit core at

With the temperatures outside dropping fast this year, you can expect a few new problems to pop up with your RV Refrigerator. One of those may be the refrigerator fill line on the back of your refrigerator. These lines and solenoids are wrapped with a wire that allows a slight warming to keep them from freezing in low temperatures. However, these wires are quite prone to break or cause the circuit board to “burn out” in that section. Without the warming wire, the line is very likely to freeze and break. If you are not using ice much this might go unnoticed until the spring when you suddenly realize the flood coming in underneath the

I’ve marked everything down significantly. Check out our Refurbished cooling unit page under the “SHOP” tab. It would be a good time to buy a spare unit since you know it won’t be long until that old one of yours goes out. Haha. Maybe it would make a great gift for a friend or family member who just needs an upgrade… to their refrigerator that is. Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving and a very Merry Christmas! God Bless Everyone!

Many times we get calls from customers with a complaint of the refrigerator workinggreat for awhile. They pack up the fridge once it gets to temperature. Everything is great until the afternoon sun gets it nice and hot outside. Food Spoils, and Ice Cream melts Very Frustrating.  Do they have a bad cooling unit?  Is it a faulty Power Board? Nope… It’s ventilation problems most likely. An ammonia refrigerator requires a lot of air flow to keep the top of the cooling unit cool.  When the temperatures outside rise, fans don’t run as well, or you have a blockage in the chimney you will see the exact behavior described above,  Running the refrigerator on propane