electrical

[A1B00902]

Hi all
I have a 2005 Pace Arrow on a Chev Workhorse

four 120v outlets are dead. it just happened today,

they are one over the couch, one under the dinette table, one for the washing machine,
one for the converter

I have checked the main 120v fuse panel none had blown

Could only find one GFCI outlets in the wash room

Went through all outside bays only found
one in the park water/outside shower bay
one behind the reffa
one in a rear bay
five outlets in the bed room
one in the washroom the only GFCI
one for the microwave above the fridge
one in the galley by sink
two up front each side of TV
one by co pilots feet
total of 17
Any ideas where else I should look have been at this all afternoon
Mike

[OnaQuest]

Call or e-mail Fleetwood customer support. Have your FIN and maybe the VIN ready. They will e-mail you your wiring diagrams immediately. You can see all outlets and know how they are wired.

[lfeather]

GPWayne wrote:
Look for a breaker on your inverter/charger. Some 120 volt circuits pass throught the inverter even though they are not powered by the inverter from the 12 Volt battery bank.


Good luck >>>Please report back on what you find so we all can learn.

Bingo! That's what my problem was when my outlets went out

[bsinmich]

I know my Pace Arrow was older than yours by a decade (96) but I also had a GFI outlet in the lower compartment that had an outlet in the top of the compartment where a TV could be hooked up. I almost tore the MH apart before aI found it. I think mine tripped from hitting the test button while putting some junk in or out.

[GPWayne]

Look for a breaker on your inverter/charger. Some 120 volt circuits pass throught the inverter even though they are not powered by the inverter from the 12 Volt battery bank.

Were you able to open and reset the GFI,,,,Must have power to reset.

You didn't say what circuit was not powered.

Good luck >>>Please report back on what you find so we all can learn.

[RayChez]

You probably have another GFCI under the overhead cabinets usually around where you would plug in a coffee pot or a hot plate. I also have another GFCI in a compartment where you plug in the engine heater. One in the bathroom next to the lavatory.

But if the outlets are 120 volt, do not look for blown fuses. Those should have circuit breakers. Only thing with fuses are your 12 volt system.

You should have a circuit breaker box somewhere inside the coach, usually around the bed box.