Rv electrical outlets not working

Electrical outlet ( receptacle ) not working. Tom Jones If one or more 1volt receptacles in your RV are not working , it could be due to one or more of the following: A GFI (ground fault indicator) might have tripped. When this GFCI outlet trips it also shuts down other electrical outlets in the RV.

Normally these GFCI outlets are located in the bathroom, . The light on the driver side slide out are not working as well as the light switch next to the slide out and the lights in the storage under the slide out.

No breaker or fuse is blown in fuse box.

I checked the circuit breakers and changed all the fuses.

What can be done to fix or how to reset these plugs? Oh, the outside plug does not work since the incident. ANSWER: Hi, the first step you need to take is resetting your GFCI Receptacles. If you have an outlet or lights that are not working , your first reaction may be that the circuit tripped at the breaker box.

A tripped GFI outlet near your lights or outlet may be the cause. You must be EPA certified to charge or reco. It includes common sense information and tips about electrical problems such as Blown Fuses, Kicked Breakers and power loss. It also includes valuable reference data on fuses, appliance current loads, and and other electrical terms and standards as . I am getting power at the breaker (121v) plugged into house with ext.

The temp in Vegas got below degrees in Dec. If one of these outlets have tripped then all of the other electrical outlets connected to it will not work until the reset button on the GFCI outlet is reset. Depending on the year of the RV you have, you could have more than one of these GFCI Outlets on your RV. ANSWER Greetings thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.

First let me reassure you that there is nothing wrong with your . When it comes to the inner workings of the 1volt system on an RV there can be many major or minor issues that would cause the problems that you are describing. This includes lots of electrical appliances and devices. We realize that the majority of RVers are not . Needless to say this caused several issues . IMPORTANT: If you are not familiar with working . Professor of RVing, Jim Twamley, shows you how to change out an electric plug in your RV.

The standard receptacles work fine. We are hooked up to amp power.