Save Hundreds to
Thousands of Dollars Through RV Repair
New book supports “Going
Green” movement through repair instead of replacements
Benton,
KY – There are
over a million RV refrigerators in landfills today, and what people don’t
know is that over 90% of these could have been repaired. In an attempt to
educate the consumer on repairs instead of expensive replacements, authors
Roger D. and Onna Lee Ford, owners of Ford RV Refrigeration Training Center,
collaborate on a comprehensive manual, Average Joe’s RV Refrigerator:
Troubleshooting & Repair Guide.
For
years, RV owners have been told that their RV refrigerator cooling unit
cannot be repaired. They are sold a replacement cooling unit that can cost
them thousands of dollars with a limited one-year warranty that is
non-transferable. In many cases, a new refrigerator is sold to the consumer
and this costs a greater expense for them. Average Joe’s RV Refrigerator:
Troubleshooting & Repair Guide can save the consumers hundreds to
thousands of dollars and show them how to obtain the industries’ best
warranty.
With this handy guide, consumers can do
repairs and know if their tech really knows what is wrong. For every
refrigerator and cooling unit repaired and reconditioned, a huge difference
is made in keeping landfills decongested and contributes to the Going Green
movement. The authors operate a small company in a town with less than 5,000
people, and yet they have been told they are a major Icon in the RV Industry
because of their innovative, unique, and unprecedented procedures and ideas
they have implemented. They can fix original cooling units for less than
half of the cost for replacement and they are the only ones in this industry
to give a 100% warranty that is transferable, and the only ones to offer
extended warranties for as many years as desired.
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Save
Hundreds to Thousands of Dollars Through RV Repair
New book supports “Going
Green” movement through repair instead of replacements
Benton,
KY – February
23, 2010 –There are over a million RV refrigerators in landfills today, and
what people don’t know is that over 90% of these could have been repaired.
In an attempt to educate the consumer on repairs instead of expensive
replacements, authors Roger D. and Onna Lee Ford, owners of Ford RV
Refrigeration Training Center, collaborate on a comprehensive manual,
Average Joe’s RV Refrigerator: Troubleshooting & Repair Guide.
For
years, RV owners have been told that their RV refrigerator cooling unit
cannot be repaired. They are sold a replacement cooling unit that can cost
them thousands of dollars with a limited one-year warranty that is
non-transferable. In many cases, a new refrigerator is sold to the consumer
and this costs a greater expense for them. Average Joe’s RV Refrigerator:
Troubleshooting & Repair Guide can save the consumers hundreds to
thousands of dollars and show them how to obtain the industries’ best
warranty.
With this handy guide, consumers can do
repairs and know if their tech really knows what is wrong. For every
refrigerator and cooling unit repaired and reconditioned, a huge difference
is made in keeping landfills decongested and contribute to the Going Green
movement. The authors operate a small company in a town with less than 5,000
people, and yet they have been told they are a major Icon in the RV Industry
because of their innovative, unique, and unprecedented procedures and ideas
they have implemented. They can fix original cooling units for less than
half of the cost for replacement and they are the only ones in this industry
to give a 100% warranty that is transferable, and the only ones to offer
extended warranties for as many years as desired.
About the Authors
Roger and Onna Lee Ford have been married
for thirty-two years. They believe in the importance of providing quality
service at a fair price. Their business, Ford RV Refrigeration, began
operation in 1984. Along with the extensive RV service they provide, they
also offer certified training in the field of RV refrigerator cooling unit
reconditioning. In 1990, they began advocating “Going Green” with RV
refrigerators and began training RV refrigerator repair and cooling unit
reconditioning to others throughout the USA and other countries in an
attempt to make this service available to all RV owners. In 1994, they wrote
The Ford Procedures, the first step-by-step technical manual on RV
refrigerator repair and reconditioning; it’s used in conjunction with the
training they offer. In November 2005, their business, home, vehicles, and
all belongings were completely destroyed by a tornado with over 200mph
winds. In May 2006, they reopened their doors, were awarded Business of the
Month by the Chamber of Commerce, became members of the Recreational Vehicle
Dealers Association, and increased their training to include certification.
In 2007, they began advocating the “Go Green” movement in the RV industry,
developed the RVRN Association which networks those who have received their
certification training, became members of the Better Business Bureau
Association, and became Kentucky State RV inspectors. Over the years, their
customers have voiced the need for a manual that would enable them to do
minor repairs themselves, or, at the very least, give them enough education
to know whether or not a service tech had been properly educated. So in
2010, they published the 241-paged book, Average Joe’s RV Refrigerator
Troubleshooting & Repair Guide. This first of its kind manual,
supporting the “Going Green” movement, was written at the request of both
consumers and service techs. From 2003 to 2009, editors from many RV
technical magazines engaged them to write articles for their magazines and
websites.
Average Joe's RV
Refrigerator * by Roger D. & Onna Lee Ford
Troubleshooting &
Repair Guide
Publication Date:
January 15, 2010
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$19.99; 241 pages; 978-1-4500-0148-9
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$29.99; 241 pages; 978-1-4500-0149-6
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