Class C wiring question
I have a 2006 Gulfstream BTCruiser - 30' Class C. In the outside storage compartment under the dinette table area, there is a 110 receptacle. I ran a power strip plug (through the floor under the d...
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Jpjlauer wrote:enblethen wrote:
Look through the rig for GFCI receptacles. Odds are one of them is tripped. Could be in galley, bath or an exterior location.
Fuses do not operate receptacles. They are controlled by circuit breakers like those in a house. You could try to reset them. Turn off all circuit breakers applying light pressure toward off, turn on main breaker if equipped, then branch breakers one at a time.
enblethen - Thank you! That was the problem. As soon as I read your comment I remembered a similar problem (not sure what was not working) years ago and the GFCI in the bathroom had tripped. Resetting it solved the problem.
I ran right out there and the red light was on the GFCI. Reset it and the receptacle in question works fine. You have made my day as the trip to the Ford dealer was a financial shock and I did not want to go anywhere for more expensive service.
Sincerely appreciate the help.
Great that you found the problem. READ your post again. You stated you tested ALL the receptacles. Obviously you did NOT, because the tripped GFCI would not have had voltage;) Doug
