Plug outlets

[28bhs]

Have 2 outlets in bedroom on jayco fifth wheel 33.5 eagle not working. Checked all fuses and breakers. Any other ideals were I need to look. Thanks.

[Route 66 Traveler]

Have you checked the GFI breakers on your outlets that may have popped? Is there one in the bathroom? Try hitting the Test button and then the Reset button.

[28bhs]

Yes

[WeRJuliian]

Are there any other GFCI's anywhere on board?

Jayco's wiring tends to be a bit surreal, sometimes.. for example if the GFCI in our bathroom trips, it cuts off the outlets on the outside of the TT, as well... but not those inside.

[JFlightRisk]

Snip...[QUOTE= if the GFCI in our bathroom trips, it cuts off the outlets on the outside of the TT, as well... but not those inside.[/QUOTE]

They wire it like that on purpose, since the bath, kitchen, and outside outlets have the potential to get wet. The wiring schematic for ours shows the inside, and outside outlet wiring separate from each other.

If the dead outlets aren't because of a tripped breaker, there's the remote possibility there's a bad connection in one of them.

[ALJO]

As said check all outlets on that same line. Next are they in a slide out? Then check the cable under the slide out.

[Jagiven]

Do you have a 30 amp or 50 amp service? Have you flipped each breaker off/on, sometimes they are hard to tell they are tripped.

Good chance it is a GFI outlet up stream and you just are not aware of it.

If all else fails, contact Jayco with your vin number and ask for the 120 volt wiring diagram. That diagram will let you know were those two outlets are wired from. You may have a loose wire.

[Route 66 Traveler]

Ah, don't mean this as an insult...but you are plugged into shore power with 120 going into your RV??

[RedHorse1]

Did they ever work? Did they stop working abruptly? Are they the only outlets or appliances not working? Since they are in the bedroom they are probably on the same breaker. And probably have a common fault like a bad ground, loose connection at the breaker panel or bad breaker. I assume by checking the breakers you forced them off and then back on. Just pushing a tripped breaker on won’t work.

[Lake Huron]

It's also possible to have a bad GFI. I've seen the plug on the GFI itself work but everything wired downstream off it not work

[Jagiven]

I'm not super farmilar with 5th wheels. By chance is your 5ver prepped for a washer dryer? If so, your bedroom outlets might be on that circuit. I would bet, their is a gfi, in the closet for it.