120 Volt Plug-ins Not working

[Scott_99]

The plug-ins on my Sunset Trail stopped working, the breakers are both good and not tripped. I checked the power supply and it ok. I was wondering if there was a safety rely past the main breakers? Or could it be something else.

[gbopp]

Scott_99 wrote:
Thanks for the help, it was the ground fault plug in the bathroom.

Simple cheap fixes are the best type of repair.

Glad you got it back in service quickly.

[2chiefsRus]

Scott_99 wrote:
Thanks for the help, it was the ground fault plug in the bathroom.

Thanks for posting the solution. Glad it was something simple.

[Scott_99]

Thanks for the help, it was the ground fault plug in the bathroom.

[westend]

Sometimes, an exterior GFCI is in the circuit and they can be difficult to find. If you have an outside kitchen or big storage bins, take a look.

[Dick_B]

X2 on the GFCI tripping. Mine is located in the bathroom and protects all of the outlets in the RV.

[Scott_99]

The power to the trailer is good, everything else works fine. I reset the breakers and still nothing. There are two breakers for the plugs one for front and one for the back, and there is power coming off both breakers.

[2chiefsRus]

did it stop working while you were plugged in at a campground or did it not work when you plugged in the next time? Have you checked the GFI's?

[gbopp]

Did you reset the breakers, not just look to see if they were tripped?

Sometimes they need reset.

If you don't have a voltmeter, get one. If your power supply is good, check the power going into the main breaker in the RV.

Do you have a GFI that controls all the outlets? Make sure that didn't kick off.

Does you power supply cord plug into the RV or is it hard wired?
If a plug in, unplug and plug back in, make sure there is no corrosion on the plug blades.

Let us know when you find the problem.
Hopefully, it's something simple.

[2oldman]

Got voltmeter?