Electrical

Just making sure, you actually unscrewed the GFCI outlet and pulled it out to test the wires feeding it?

Also, just to clarify, last post I saw you hadn't verified the voltage coming out of the circuit breaker feeding the GFCI. Did you do that? If so, I missed it.

You indicate the main breaker seems fine. If other outlets and appliances in the RV are working, the main breaker is obviously OK as are the breaker for those items. What's important is whether there is voltage coming out of the breaker feeding the GFCI and if its actually reaching the GFCI. You can't tell by looking at the breaker. In a perfect world, a tripped breaker will be visibly moved or have an indicator, but they can and do trip without moving the handle and they can and do fail without any visible indication.

Thats a good idea. I do have the fireplace. I’ll work on that. Thanks

If you have the fireplace option you can remove it with 4 screws and visually trace the wiring into the basement. I have re-routed wiring for my inverter that used to be installed in that cavity into the basement where newer models relocated them to. Gives you some perspective to plumbing also.

Yes

Faststreak wrote:
Mike their is no power to the basement GFi

To clarify, did you check power on the incoming (line) wires to the GFCI after pulling it out?

Mike their is no power to the basement GFi

There were some bad GFI that went out. Another Host owner replaced the unit in the storage area and it solved the problem. Hopefully it will be this easy

Dead short continues. Today put volt meter on GFI in basement. No power coming to GFI..pulled control panel off. No loose wires obsoverd. Main breaker seems fine.

I don't know if your fully drained batteries will come back to you or not...but before charging you may want to make sure they are fully watered (assuming these are batteries you can check). They may or may not survive, but if they are recharged when low on water then it almost guarantees they will be junk.

HTH,
-Eric

Thanks for all of he responses. Try again after work tomorrow.