Electrical Outlets Dead

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by smitty1020

All the other AC outlets that are not on the GFCI are hot. Only the outlets that are downstream on the GFCI are not working.

I’d pull the GFCI receptacle out of the wall and see if power is exiting out to other receptacles downstream. But, you already took it to Camping World for 2 things you could do in the driveway. Good luck!

[smitty1020]

I did pull it out and all connections were ok, Nothing pulled out all secure. Power going to the GFCI but not coming out.

[MJC62]

Power going to GFCI but not out the other side. Bad Ground Fault?

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by smitty1020

I did pull it out and all connections were ok, Nothing pulled out all secure. Power going to the GFCI but not coming out.

So did you try replacing the GFCI receptacle?

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

So did you try replacing the GFCI receptacle?

That’s sure what I’d do. Have you ever noticed that you can buy GFCI outlets for about $8 or as much as $20? You can be quite sure that Thor uses the $8 kind and that these have a significant failure rate. Just go to the big box store and buy a better quality new on.

[mcr1010]

FWIW, I had GFCI outlet fail on a trip a few years back. It happen to be the one we used the most for coffee. Got a new one and installed quickly.

[Red_Stephens]

A very similar issue happened to me on our 2017 29M. There is a breaker on the inverter, and it was tripped. As was the case with mine, it sounds like those receptacles you mentioned are the ones fed from the inverter. The breaker looks like a button, and was popped out. Simply push it back in to reset.

[taylorbob1]

Originally Posted by Red_Stephens

A very similar issue happened to me on our 2017 29M. There is a breaker on the inverter, and it was tripped. As was the case with mine, it sounds like those receptacles you mentioned are the ones fed from the inverter. The breaker looks like a button, and was popped out. Simply push it back in to reset.

My inverter also has a button-breaker located on the unit.
Unfortunately, the location to reset it requires removing 4 screws holding a 12” x 12” wooden cover panel under the fridge.

That said, there are two outlet lines coming off the main breaker panel.
The inverter (with auto transfer switch) is spliced into the Non-GFI outlet line that controls the TV & a couple of outlets not near any water.

So any failure on the GFI outlet line is unrelated to the inverter and is either a popped/bad breaker or loose wire on the GFI line.