Electrical issue

[RobW]

First morning in my new 28bhbe trailer and had a coffee maker and toaster going at the same time on the counter. I must have overloaded the circuit as the outlet lost power. Did not trip the GCFI or trip a breaker. Noticed that both outlets in the kitchen area and both outlets outside the trailer no longer have power. I have reset the GCFI, reset the breakers and checked all the fuses and have not discovered the issue. Everything else seems to be working properly.

I am a bit stumped on what to check next or how to reset. Anyone have any ideas on how to troubleshoot this?

Thank.

[Robbbyr]

When you say "everything else is working" are you saying other 120-volt AC items like air conditioner and microwave are working?

[JFlightRisk]

Are you plugged into a 30 amp or 50amp service? Your outside outlets, and any near a wet source will be on the GFCI circuit. First, turn the breaker to off, then back to on, then you should be able to reset the GFCI outlet, which is probably in the bathroom. See if that helps.

[JaycoMLOK]

Reset the breaker again and then gfci if nothing your going to need a AC volt meter to check for power. Turn off breaker and pull out the gfci turn breaker back on and check for power on the back of the gfci. If you have power there then you have a bad gfci if not check and see if power coming through the breaker.

[RobW]

Sorry, connected to a 30 amp supply. Microwave and AC are working fine. I am pretty sure the 4 outlets not working are connected to the GCFI but was confused because the GCFI outlet in the bathroom was still supplying power.

[JFlightRisk]

Do you have more than one GFCI outlet with test/reset buttons on it? I'm wondering, since your TT is much larger than ours, if you have two GF circuits.

[JaycoMLOK]

You should have a gfci in the kitchen area. Thought that’s where you were saying you were resetting at.