PJ Refrigeration and Airconditioning

Caravan & RV Air-Conditioning Repairs

Caravan Air-Conditioning Repairs Sunshine Coast

Caravan aircon not working? We diagnose and repair caravan, RV, motorhome and campervan air-conditioning units across the Sunshine Coast — finding the actual fault before recommending replacement.

We diagnose before we replace

Caravan and RV air-conditioning units work hard in tough conditions — vibration, dust, coastal salt air and long periods sitting idle between trips. When one stops cooling, the temptation is to replace the whole unit. But many faults are repairable, and a proper diagnosis can save you the cost of a full replacement.

PJ Refrigeration and Airconditioning diagnoses and repairs caravan and recreational-vehicle air-conditioning across the Sunshine Coast. We find the fault — whether it's a refrigeration issue, an electrical or control fault, an airflow problem or a water leak — and quote the repair honestly. If the unit can be fixed economically, that's what we'll do. If replacement is the better option, we'll tell you straight and explain why.

We service all types of air conditioning — domestic, commercial and caravan/RV — from our Moffat Beach workshop on the Sunshine Coast.

Common caravan aircon faults

What could be wrong with your unit?

These are the faults we see most often. Each one has multiple possible causes — we test and diagnose rather than guess.

Poor cooling or no cold air

The unit runs but isn't cooling — could be low refrigerant, a blocked condenser, a failing compressor or a control-board fault.

Won't start or intermittent operation

Unit won't power on, trips the breaker, or cuts out after running for a short time — often a capacitor, contactor or electrical connection issue.

Noisy or rattling unit

Grinding, squealing or vibration — worn fan bearings, loose components or a failing fan motor that can damage the unit if left.

Water leaking inside the caravan

Water dripping from the unit or pooling inside — usually a blocked condensate drain, cracked drain pan or damaged seal.

Weak or no airflow

Fan runs but air barely moves — blocked filters, a seized fan motor or a damaged duct that stops air reaching the cabin.

General servicing & performance issues

Running hot, taking too long to cool down, or using more power than it should — a service can restore efficiency and catch faults early.

Units we service

We diagnose and repair the most common caravan and RV air-conditioner types:

  • Rooftop caravan air conditioners
  • RV and motorhome air-conditioning units
  • Campervan split and rooftop systems
  • Caravan reverse-cycle heating & cooling units
  • Portable and under-bench caravan air conditioners

We diagnose refrigeration-system faults, airflow problems, electrical and control faults where within our service capability, and general servicing issues. Where a fault is outside our scope we'll tell you honestly and point you in the right direction.

Our approach

How we diagnose and repair

Listen to the symptoms

We start by understanding what the unit is doing — or not doing — and when it started. That narrows the fault category before we touch the unit.

Test, don't guess

We test the refrigeration circuit, electrical components, controls and airflow to identify the specific fault. No swapping parts hoping for a fix.

Quote the repair honestly

If the unit can be repaired economically, we quote the fix. If replacement is the better call, we tell you straight and explain why.

Caravan aircon repairs across the Sunshine Coast

We're based at Moffat Beach and service caravan and RV air-conditioning repairs right across the Sunshine Coast — including Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Caloundra, Buderim, Nambour, Woombye, Palmwoods, Beerwah, Noosa, Coolum and surrounding areas.

Being local means fast response when your caravan aircon goes down — whether you're at home, in storage or getting ready for a trip. We understand the coastal conditions that corrode outdoor condensers and shorten the life of caravan rooftop units. See our full Sunshine Coast service areas.

FAQ

Caravan aircon questions, answered

Can you repair my caravan air conditioner?

Yes. We diagnose and repair caravan, RV, motorhome and campervan air-conditioning units across the Sunshine Coast. We focus on finding the actual fault before recommending replacement — if the unit can be repaired economically, that's what we'll do.

Do you service rooftop caravan air conditioners?

Yes. Rooftop units are the most common caravan air-conditioner type we see. We diagnose cooling faults, electrical and control issues, airflow problems, water leaks and noisy operation on rooftop units from most major brands.

What could be wrong with my caravan aircon?

The most common faults are poor cooling (low refrigerant, blocked condenser, compressor or control-board fault), won't start or intermittent operation (capacitor, contactor or electrical issue), noisy operation (fan bearings or motor), water leaking inside (blocked drain or damaged seal), and weak airflow (blocked filter or fan motor). We diagnose the actual cause rather than guessing.

Can you diagnose the fault before replacing the unit?

Yes — that's the point of a diagnostic visit. We test the refrigeration circuit, electrical components, controls and airflow to identify the specific fault. If the unit can be repaired economically we'll quote the repair; if replacement is the better option we'll tell you straight and explain why.

Do you service my area?

We're based at Moffat Beach and service caravan and RV air-conditioning repairs across the Sunshine Coast — including Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Caloundra, Buderim, Nambour, Woombye, Palmwoods, Beerwah, Noosa, Coolum and surrounding areas. We also travel for larger or specialist jobs.

How do I book a caravan aircon repair?

Call us on 0448 773 739 or request a repair through our contact page. Tell us the unit type, the symptoms and your location on the Sunshine Coast and we'll arrange a diagnostic visit.

Caravan aircon not working?

Contact PJ Refrigeration and Airconditioning for diagnosis and repair — we'll find the fault before recommending a replacement.