FAQ

Routine maintenance is critical for long life: – Service every 150 hours of use OR once a year (whichever comes first). – Oil changes, filter replacements, and spark plug checks are included in standard service. Skipping service can lead to expensive repairs or complete failure. We also offer yearly maintenance packages — be sure to ask about them!

RV AC units should be serviced once a year for best performance and longer life. This includes cleaning coils and ensuring electrical components are working properly. RV AC systems are not serviceable with refrigerant — they do not have ports. If the sealed system develops a leak, the entire unit will need to be replaced. We also offer yearly AC service packages — be sure to ask about them!

No. We do not service LP (propane) generators. We specialize in gasoline and diesel Onan RV generators.

1. Schedule online or call – Pick a time that works for you.

2. We come to you – Mobile service means no towing or downtime.

3. Upfront pricing – We quote before work begins.

4. Fast turnaround – Most jobs are done same-day.

• Qualified technicians specializing in RV AC & Onan generator systems.
• Mobile convenience
• We come to your RV, park, or storage lot.
• High success rate
• 80%+ of calls fixed same-day.
• Trusted locally – We service hundreds of RV owners each year.

Call us if you notice:

• AC blowing warm or short-cycling
• Generator shutting down under load
• Visible leaks or strange noises
• Fault codes flashing repeatedly

Early service prevents small issues from turning into big bills.

• Preventive maintenance plans
• Yearly generator maintenance packages
• Yearly AC service packages
• Generator rebuilds
• AC replacements & thermostat upgrades
• Electrical troubleshooting
• Seasonal readiness checks

Yes. Run your generator at least once a month for 30 minutes under load (e.g., with AC running). This keeps fuel fresh, lubricates seals, and prevents moisture buildup.

RV QG 4000 → Gasoline RV QG 5500 & 7000 → Gasoline (we do not service LP propane models)

Diesel models → Require clean, treated diesel fuel Always check your model label before filling.

• Keep coils clean
• Replace or clean filters regularly
• Park in shade when possible
• Don’t overload the electrical system with too many appliances

Signs of repair needs include:

• Hard starting or won’t stay running
• Frequent fault codes
• Excessive smoke or unusual noises
• Tripping breakers under light load

Yes! We are fully mobile and come directly to your site — no towing or moving required.

We are a cashless and checkless business. We accept major credit cards, debit, and electronic payments only. Payment is collected at the time of service.

Yes, we stand behind our repairs and replacements. Warranty length may vary depending on the part or system — we’ll go over details before service.

When your generator has a fault, the status light blinks in patterns. The first set of blinks is the tens digit, then a pause, then the ones digit. Example: 3 blinks, pause, 6 blinks = Code 36.