No 120 volt on passenger side outlets

[klutchdust]

Plugged into an outlet in bedroom and no 120, plugged into outlet in kitchen no 120. Plugged into opposite side of coach and it's fine. Reset the breakers and nothing. I plugged directly into inverter and my coffee beans were grinding just fine.

Ill take my multimeter and start checking but maybe someone has run across this before.

[klutchdust]

ScottG wrote:
GFCI may be tripped someplace.

Yup, and the one outlet with the GFI that I have overlooked before. It is on the left side as you enter the coach next to the porch light switch .

On another note, the same morning after I realized there was no power to the outlets I plugged in my phone to the 12volt service port next to the dinette. I heard the inverter or power supply click so I turned to look, when I looked back at the 12 volt port there was rancid pink/brown smoke pouring from the plug, I grabbed it and pulled it out of the socket. The small end fell and burned my dinette seat. The stench of burnt wire is nasty. I plugged another unit into the service port and it works fine. So much for safety fuses. Had I not been there no telling how far it would have gone.

The culprit.

[sch911]

If your running on shore power then it's likely a tripped GCFI as stated, if your running on inverter only it could be that not all of your outlets are active when on inverter, only a select few....

[PartyOf_Five]

We ran into this, had it checked and learned that one side reads a little less. That's why phones charge slowly and lights are dim, but appliances plugged in don't work. They blamed poor construction, like maybe a staple somewhere in the wiring. Makes sense, and now I'm done putting money into it.

[Sam_Spade]

Is this RV new to you ?

Maybe the inverter doesn't feed all of the outlets ?

[ScottG]

GFCI may be tripped someplace.