Only 1 electrical outlet working

[Rickdicks]

2021 Coleman Lantern 1805RB. On the first trip out, all if the electrical outlets have stopped working except the one in the bathroom, which is also the only one with a GFI module. The outdoors, bedside, kitchen and TV are all dead.

I suspect all outlets are wired in sequence and the first one past the GFI has an issue - wire pulled loose, bad module, etc. But I don't have a wiring diagram so I don't know which one to check.

It's under warranty, but we are 700 miles from home and on a schedule, so getting warranty work done right now for anything not critical is out.

Anyone have any suggestions?

[franktafl]

Check in the kitchen for another GFI.

The wiring is pretty simple on these things.

[dsol]

Agree with Frank. I bet there is another GFI someplace else. I am just surprised so many outlets would be tied together.

On my Voltage I think there are three different 110 circuits but it is a 40 footer. Several of my outlets weren’t working a while back and it was one GFI that was tripped.

[franktafl]

Originally Posted by dsol

Agree with Frank. I bet there is another GFI someplace else. I am just surprised so many outlets would be tied together.

On my Voltage I think there are three different 110 circuits but it is a 40 footer. Several of my outlets weren’t working a while back and it was one GFI that was tripped.

They are allowed 8-unfortunately. Which sucks when you want to plug things like heaters in. BUT, he's probably only allowed 30 amps total.

[larrypride]

Check the wires from or going out of the GFI. Might be be loose? If that doesn’t help go to closest receptacle and see if the wire is pulled out ahead of the receptacle. Also trip the GFI and see what is connected behind GFI? Maybe your problem is not connected to GFI. Double check the circuit breakers to see if any are tripped.

[Randy]

Check the outlet in the cupboard where the MW is plugged in.

[larrypride]

Maybe one breaker is tripped at your generator. If you are using generator for power.