Need 110v side & refrig help, FAST

Great! Popped in, but now see that you found it with some excellent and fast advice from helpful members.

Good job guys! Glad you got it fixed so quickly :C

GFCI it was.

Thanks, everyone!

30 amp rig. Converter IS getting 110v.

Thanks for the help so far.

1/2 of 120V AC outlets not working
Tripped GCFI kitchen/bathroom or even a GCFI CB in MAIN AC Panel
OR
Power cord has bad blade/connection on one leg

The fridge needs 12v to run on 120v or on gas. So the fridge isn't getting 12v. Why not? Other 12v things work. Why will the converter not supply 12v or the battery to the fridge?

The converter might not be getting any 120v on its receptacle if it is a plug in type, but then why isn't the battery doing the 12v instead? There is a battery disconnect switch, but some 12v is happening in part of the rig, so "not clear."

One set of 120v receptacles works but the other does not--is this a 50a rig or a 30a rig? Is the converter on the live or dead set of receptacles?

Agree to check for a popped GFCI receptacle in the dead circuit of those just in case.

Look around for a GFI outlet and reset it. The outlets could be cascaded from the GFI. Also check your circuit breakers by turning off and on not just a visual check.

Can you get to the outlet for the fridge and unplug it? Then use an extension cord to plug the fridge into a known good outlet. If it works then if none of the troubleshooting I mentioned worked I would unplug the rig and tighten down my wires in the circuit breaker box to make sure none of them has come loose

check gfi.

What is the charge level of the battery? If very low then things like lights may work but fridge looks for minumum V level.