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Originally Posted by TurnerFam
you have a 'tripped' GFCI circuit, check your master GFCI outlet in your bathroom - it 'controls' all the downstream outlets on the same circuit, usually in your bath, kitchen, and may even have your fridge on the same circuit. This is not a 'breaker' that is tripped, it is the OUTLET itself that has it's 'push button' to reset it.
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I would also make sure you check the breaker on the pedestal at your site.
I have two outside outlets and when I plug my coffee machine and griddle into these outlets it will trip...although not immediately.
My GFCI is in the bathroom and yes it seems to control a number of outlets that must be "downstream". I had to reset the GFCI at the bathroom outlet and it solved the problem.
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