Problem with 2005 Lexor TS electric outlets

francheska wrote:
If unable to find any solution, replace GFCI outlet in the bathroom as they do go bad. Bob

Replacing the GFCI outlet solved the problem. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks to everyone for the input.

This exercise reminded me that I have an outlet in the back of the rig that is on a separate circuit from the other 4 outlets. That's handy to know.

Don't forget the outlet outside, assuming your unit has one. We were stumped the same way last year, called the factory,they reminded us to check that one. Voila! Problem solved.

Look _very_ closely at _all_ your 120 outlets. The GFI on one of my Roadtreks was in the outlet in the side door sill, below knee level. I might still be looking, but I used a flashlight, knelt so I could look at it straight on, and the white buttons set in a white background still barely showed up.

Jim, "The 'p' is psychology is silent, just like it is in swimming pool."

Some are equipped with an inverter.
It could have been shut off or tripped out.

If unable to find any solution, replace GFCI outlet in the bathroom as they do go bad. Bob

look for gfi any where there is water in your unit

i would try redoing gfci again even if it looks not tripped

Look for more GFCI breakers... I have three in my trailer Kitchen - bathroom - wash-up near bed...

These are the 120VAC receptacles with push buttons in the center of them

OOPS just now noticed you are not a RV trailer... Disregard above...

Roy Ken