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RV appliance repair

Class C motorhome with a slide-out parked at a campground with pine trees
A motorhome at a Grand Canyon campground. Photo: Grand Canyon NPS, public domain. Source

RV appliances are not the same as house appliances. Many run on propane and electric, and some won't light or switch modes when one part fails. A mobile RV tech works on these at your site.

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Common problems

Things to check before you send a request

If you smell propane, shut off the tank valve, don't use flames or switches, and get out of the coach. Call 911 or your propane supplier if the smell is strong.

What happens next

  1. Tell us what's wrong. Fill out the short form with the problem, your RV and where it's parked.
  2. We pass it on. Your request goes to the independent local mobile RV repair business we work with.
  3. They contact you. They ask questions, set a time and quote the job. You decide whether to hire them.
  4. The tech comes to your RV. You pay the repair business directly for the work you approve.

Where we take requests

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