Dead receptacles on a 99 Fleetwod Pace Arrow

[3rdturnfence]

Came back from the last trip and found out that one circuit of receptacles has no power. Receptacles are the one over the fridge, the one above the sink and the external one in the front side bin.

Checked and reset the breakers. No change.

I'd like to use it this weekend and can live without the one circuit but I need to know if I need to pick-up any parts.

Does anyone have a wiring diagram of this that they can share, or some ideas on where to start to isolate the issue?

[3rdturnfence]

You called it tommy.

Got home and took a look myself. Pushed the reset button and we're good to go.

Thanks for the help.

[tommy_g]

GFI's can go bad and not reset. This is usually easy to tell when you push the button. If this is the problem, you can get one at your local electric supply. Mine are located at the kitchen and bathroom sinks. I've had to replace both over the years.

[tommy_g]

3rdturnfence wrote:
Hi.

Yes the one over the sink is a GFI. If it needs to be reset does that impact power to the other two?

YES!

[3rdturnfence]

Hi again. Just had my wife run out and check. It is not a GFI.

[RoyB]

Sounds like maybe all these receptacle may be linked to one GFCI receptacle.

Look near the sink for a receptacle that has a pushbutton on it.
Will look something like this... Press in the button to reset it..



While you are at it check the other receptacles in the trailer to see if they need reset as well. You should have one of these GFCI Receptacles where there may be water present.

Roy Ken

[JerryofWV]

One of the receptacles should be a GFCI with a reset button. The one on my Pace Arrow was in the bathroom. It controls the whole circuit. That sounds like what it is.

[3rdturnfence]

Hi.

Yes the one over the sink is a GFI. If it needs to be reset does that impact power to the other two?

[tommy_g]

This sounds like a ground fault interrupter. Is the one over the sink not one?