lost both power outlets

RJL wrote:
On our way from NJ to Fla our dog bumped into the brake buddy transponder plugged into the power outlet near the passenger seat. That caused the outlet to fall out of the dash somewhat, being held on by the wires. I went over to where the RV is stored while we're on vacation and as I took the outlet out to see what was going on it sparked with the backing portion, that was still behind the dash and barely holding onto the outlet. I proceeded to get the outlet and backing unscrewed and loosened up the bottom portion of the dash so I can get my fat hands back there. I was able to connect everything back together, the wires to the outlet and the power outlet to the backing cylinder that sits behind the dash that screws into the power outlet. Check to see if it has power with my cell phone charger, no power. Checked the other power outlet near the driver seat, no power. Now I'm assuming I blew a fuse but after checking for fuse locations in the owners manual there is no such section. Now I have four fuse boxes, one on the floor of the driver seat, two in the bedroom and one in the engine compartment. Of course there's no legend on any of the fuse box lids. Does anyone know where the fuse for the power outlets would be located. Should I feel confident it's a fuse? I assume there would be one fuse for both but I've been wrong before.

Sorry for the book

Bob

RJL wrote:
OK. I got one working today and one still not working. So I have an additional question. I got the driver side one working again by changing the large 20A fuse in the power control center in the engine compartment but the original one on the passenger side is not working. When I disconnected the passenger side power outlet there were two wires, a yellow and white. I plugged the white wire into the back of the power outlet and the yellow wire into the holder I guess you can call it of the power outlet. The power outlet sits outside of the dash and screws into the holder. I'm thinking maybe they're backwards. Is one a supply and the other a ground? I thought maybe one was supply and the other supplied power to the other power outlet, but now that the other is working I see it's not a lead. Could there be two seperate fuses? I pulled them all out of the P.D. box today and all were good. If it's the fuse box under the driver seat it's nearly impossible for me to fit in there. I'm just a bit hesitant to change them around in fear of blowing something else.

Thanks

Bob