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It’s a summer day and the thermometer says “Hotter than the gates of hell”. You just want a nice cool bottle of water, but when you open your refrigerator you find a whole lot of “not quite cold” food and beverages. The thermometer inside says 50 degrees. Oh Crap! But the freezer is still cold. What’s going on with this thing. Unfortunately you most likely have a cooling unit problem. This can be a major issue if you’re using a commercial refrigerator, for a restaurant for example, and therefore you will have to call up a refrigeration service to get your fridge up and running ASAP. Whether it’s a small blockage in the perculator (bubble

Many of our customers don’t prefer to run their refrigerators on propane while they are traveling down the road or dry camping due to the risk of fire. Many of those same customers don’t like to run a generator either due to the CO build-up potential in the coach. We here at RV Refrigerator Repair have the solution. Give us a call and we can schedule you a time to come in and have a single point inversion system put in to run your refrigerator on battery power or shore power without ever touching a button. Depending on the make and model of your refrigerator, space available, and the current battery bank capabilities pricing will

Does the leveling of the refrigerator really matter? Why yes… yes it does.  As a matter of fact it’s the most important aspect of all.  The ammonia absorption cooling unit operates utilizing a bubble pump similar to that of a percolator coffee pot.  Just as with a percolator coffee pot, if you were to hold it at an angle while trying to brew coffee you would be quite disappointed with the end result.  The bubble pump operates most efficiently in a completely vertical position that allows the liquid escaping from the top of the inner tube to be pulled back down to the reservoir where it will be incorporated again into the supply of refrigerant.  Keeping the

As the summer approaches and the temperature gets higher and higher there are going to be many of you out there that notice your refrigerator isn’t getting cold enough anymore. Most commonly we hear that the freezer is working just fine but the refrigerator isn’t quite getting to temperature. Most likely the culprit is a lowering of the pressure inside your cooling unit. As small pinholes start to develop in the steel coil the pressure will slowly drop off. In the cooler temperatures of the fall and winter these low pressures are not as evident because it doesn’t take as much effort to cool the ammonia gas due to the ambient air temperature. As the

Every refrigerator on the market today has a drain line to allow condensation and runoff to be funneled out of the food storage area to the outside of the coach or camper. We all know that these drain lines need to empty out of the coach or into a drain pan of some kind so that the water doesn’t rot out the platform and wall underneath and behind the refrigerator. However, there is a little known fact about these drain tubes that you should be aware of. There is typically a stopper or cap installed at the end of these drain lines and many times the owners remove them to allow more water to flow