Mobile RV Appliance Repairs in Omaha & Surrounding Areas

RV Appliance Repairs & Maintenance

Keep your RV kitchen and appliances running smoothly, wherever the road takes you.

Your RV appliances make life on the road feel like home — from cold drinks in the fridge to hot meals on the stove. But when something goes wrong, it can quickly turn a trip into a headache. At Rolling Rabbit RV Repair, we specialize in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining all major RV appliances, including refrigerators, stoves, ovens, microwaves, and even washer/dryer units.

Whether your fridge won’t cool, your stove won’t ignite, or your microwave stops working, our certified mobile RV technician comes directly to your campsite or storage lot to get your appliances back in working order.

Services We Provide

Our RV appliance services cover:

🧊 Refrigerator diagnostics & repairs

absorption (propane/electric) and residential-style fridges

🔥 Stove & oven service

igniter issues, burner clogs, propane flow

📡 Microwave troubleshooting

power failures, fuses, and replacements

🍞 Appliance replacements

professional removal & installation

👕 Washer/dryer repairs

drain and electrical issues, replacements

🧼 Appliance maintenance checks

leaning burners, checking seals, airflow, and power supply

Why Choose Us?

🧑‍🔧 Certified Technician & Inspector:

Trained through both

the NRVTA and RVTI for

full system expertise.

📍 Local & Mobile:

We come to your home, campsite, or storage lot anywhere in Omaha and surrounding areas.

✅ Transparent Pricing:

Flat service call fee + hourly labor, with no hidden surprises.

🍳 Appliance Experts

we service both propane/electric RV appliances and modern residential-style upgrades.

Popular Package

RV Refrigerator Performance Check — $175 Flat Fee

Your RV refrigerator is one of the hardest-working appliances in your rig. Unlike household fridges, RV refrigerators use absorption systems that require regular care to run efficiently and safely. Our RV Refrigerator Performance Check ensures your fridge is cooling properly on both propane and electric, helping you avoid food spoilage and costly breakdowns during trips.

✔️ What’s Included:

Test refrigerator operation on both propane & 120V electric
Check burner assembly and clean if necessary
Inspect airflow and cooling fins
Verify thermostat function
Inspect seals and gaskets for proper closure

🛠 Why It’s Important:

Prevents food spoilage on the road
Improves efficiency and cooling performance
Extends the lifespan of your RV refrigerator
Helps detect safety issues like propane leaks

📅 When to Schedule:

Annually, before the start of the camping season
Before long trips or summer travel
After purchasing a used RV

Keep your food fresh and your fridge reliable with our RV Refrigerator Performance Check. For one flat fee, we’ll test, clean, and inspect your refrigerator to ensure safe and efficient operation all season long.

Book Your Refrigerator Service Today »

“It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you

don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.” — J.R.R. Tolkien

💡 RV Appliance Tips:

Always level your RV before running an absorption refrigerator — off-level operation can damage it permanently.

Clean your stove burners regularly to prevent uneven flames and poor cooking performance.

Don’t overload your RV outlets with multiple appliances at once — it can cause tripped breakers or electrical damage.

Defrost your RV refrigerator’s freezer regularly. Ice buildup reduces cooling efficiency and can block airflow, making your fridge work harder and use more energy.

Learn More About RV Appliances

RV appliances are essential for daily comfort, but they require regular maintenance to perform their best. Our blog posts cover common troubleshooting steps, seasonal care tips, and advice for extending the life of your RV’s most-used equipment.

How to Keep Your RV Refrigerator Cooling in Summer Heat

FAQ

Q: Why isn’t my RV refrigerator cooling properly?

A: Common issues include dirty burner assemblies, airflow blockages, low propane pressure, or electrical element failures. A professional inspection ensures all parts are working correctly.