No power to outlets

[weatherbear]

The power suddenly went out to the outlets on the passenger side of my 2016 Thor Axis. Everywhere else power is good. Checked the fuses that says “right side” and “left side” to make sure, both were fine. Been plugged into shore power for weeks. Still plugged in.

Thoughts or suggestions appreciated 🤗

Thanks…

Dan

[DavidEM]

You said you lost power to the left side "outlets". Were these 12V fixtures or 110V lamps plugged into outlets?

David

[taylorbob1]

Huh…
My box has two breakers for the outlets:
- GFI Outlets
- Non GFI Outlets

So in my rig they’re not categorized by right & left, just GFI & non-GFI.

Are you sure that the GFI outlet line works?
If not, it may be the breaker that’s integrated into the GFI outlet in the bathroom.

[weatherbear]

Originally Posted by DavidEM

You said you lost power to the left side "outlets". Were these 12V fixtures or 110V lamps plugged into outlets?

David

Just my usual stuff, coffee machine, blender, no power even to phone charger.

[waynetaylor55]

Sounds like the GFCI circuit. Check the breaker (not fuse) and the GFCI outlet that has the trip button on it.

[Popfla]

Has to be the GFCI outlet. It looks like the one below. Buttons are for TEST and RESET. The buttons may be red and black. Usually found in the bathroom.

[weatherbear]

Originally Posted by Popfla

Has to be the GFCI outlet. It looks like the one below. Buttons are for TEST and RESET. The buttons may be red and black. Usually found in the bathroom.

None of the outlets not working has this feature. There are 2. Though one does have a sticker on it that says GFCI PROTECTED OUTLET. 🤔

[DavidEM]

Originally Posted by weatherbear

None of the outlets not working has this feature. There are 2. Though one does have a sticker on it that says GFCI PROTECTED OUTLET. 🤔

So somewhere either an upstream outlet is GFCI protected or the panel breaker is GFCI protected. Keep looking.

David

[weatherbear]

Originally Posted by DavidEM

So somewhere either an upstream outlet is GFCI protected or the panel breaker is GFCI protected. Keep looking.

David

Found it…thanx! Back corner of bedroom. Not sure why it tripped but it did.

Dan