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Fellsmere RV Repair performs mobile rv appliance repair at your site across Indian River and Brevard counties. Appliance diagnostic starts at $95 and most repairs finish the same visit. Owner operated by Michael Morris, licensed and insured, 4.8 stars from 189+ reviews. Call 772-356-1760.
RV appliance repair covers the absorption or compressor refrigerator, the propane cooktop and oven, the microwave, and any washer or dryer installed in the rig, plus the propane regulator and lines that feed several of them. Refrigerators are the single most common call.
Because it is mobile, the work happens wherever the rig is sitting. There is no drop-off window, no shop queue, and no waiting for a service department to fit you in. That matters most on the failures that make a rig unusable, which in this category is the majority of what we are called for.
These are the symptoms that bring people to this page. If you recognise one of them, the system needs a look before it takes something else with it.
Every job follows the same five steps, in the same order, whether it is a twenty minute fix or a full day.
| Service | Typical Price | Time On Site |
|---|---|---|
| Appliance diagnostic | $95 - $145 | 45 - 75 min |
| Refrigerator cooling unit replacement | $1,150 - $2,100 | 4 - 7 hrs |
| Refrigerator control board replacement | $285 - $560 | 1.5 - 3 hrs |
| Cooktop or oven repair | $140 - $340 | 1 - 2 hrs |
| Microwave replacement | $260 - $520 | 1 - 2 hrs |
| Washer or dryer repair | $175 - $445 | 1.5 - 3 hrs |
| Propane regulator replacement | $135 - $265 | 1 - 1.5 hrs |
| Propane leak test and line repair | $110 - $320 | 1 - 2 hrs |
Final price depends on the rig, the parts required, and how far the fault has spread. You get a firm quote confirmed on site before any work starts, and there is no charge if you decide not to go ahead.
Every job on this site is performed by Michael Morris, the owner. There is no dispatch layer and no rotating subcontractor.
4.8 stars from 189+ reviews across Indian River and Brevard counties.
Michael came out to our fifth wheel on a Tuesday morning to diagnose a dead 12-volt system. Turned out the converter had failed and a bad ground was draining the batteries. He replaced both, rewired the ground, and tested every circuit in the rig. Fair price, solid work.Robert K.October 2025
Our travel trailer had a persistent leak under the kitchen sink that two other shops couldn't find. Michael traced it to a hairline crack in the cold water line behind the wall. Fixed it in under two hours and didn't charge us for the diagnosis since the other shops had already failed. Honest guy.Sarah T.January 2026
Called Fellsmere RV Repair about our slideout that wouldn't retract. Michael drove out the same afternoon, found a worn gear in the motor assembly, and had it replaced within three hours. The slideout runs smoother now than it did when we bought the rig. Highly recommend.James M.February 2026
A diagnostic is $95 to $145. A control board replacement runs $285 to $560 and solves most no-cool calls. A failed cooling unit is the expensive one at $1,150 to $2,100, which is why we test the board and heating element first.
Most appliance repairs finish in 1 to 3 hours on the same visit. A refrigerator cooling unit replacement is the exception at 4 to 7 hours because the unit has to come out of the cabinet and the new one bedded in properly.
Repair when the failure is the control board, heating element, thermistor, or a blocked flue, which covers most calls. Replace when the cooling unit itself has failed on an older fridge, since the cooling unit alone often approaches the price of a new appliance.
Yes. Every propane job includes a leak test on the regulator and accessible lines before and after the work, and we will not leave a system pressurized that does not hold. If we find an unsafe line we shut it down and tell you.
Usually a dirty burner, a blocked flue, a failed igniter, or low propane pressure at the regulator. All four are same-visit fixes and typically land in the $140 to $340 range once diagnosed.
Operation test on every power source the appliance supports, temperature readings, control board and element testing, a propane pressure check where relevant, and a written quote before any parts are ordered or fitted.
A yellow residue or ammonia smell behind the exterior access panel means the cooling unit has leaked and needs replacement. Uneven cooling, working on one power source only, or a fridge that never reaches temperature usually points at cheaper parts.
Faults rarely stay in one system. These are the services most often booked alongside rv appliance repair.
Call 772-356-1760 and describe what the rig is doing. Free estimate, upfront pricing, and most repairs finished on the first visit.
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