Outlet problem
I have 3 outlets in my living area that stopped working.. .its not a fuse or a breaker...any ideas
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How can you be sure that your root cause is not a breaker nor fuse problem?
The GFI that is in the bathroom is tripped. Reset it and you will have power.
like what was mentiond, a blowen GFI, usal there are multiple outlets on a string controled by one GFI which could be in the bathroom, or at least it has been on every rv I have owned.
other cause , rodents chewed through a wire etc.
I’ll take, “People who ask vague questions and then don’t return” for $200, Alex.
You did not say if the other breakers in your unit are working. It would really help knowing more information about your unit.
With that said lets say the rest of the outlets work in your unit and that the ones just stopped working. That would lead to a GFCI outlet problem. Again depending on your unit you should have one, two, or three GFCI outlets. Lets say you have two to me that would mean the one handling the living area is tripped and needs to be reset. Find the outlet fix the problem.
Look for a tripped GFI outlet. Likely an outside receptacle, near the door. If not that, you’ll have to start pulling receptacles and looking for a loose wire. Any receptacle (not just the ones not working) could be the culprit. Check the wire at the breaker also.
