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Old 01-06-2022, 02:05 PM   #1
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120vac on kitchen slide

I have a 2004 Pace Arrow class A model 36B with no AC power to my outlets on the slide. I have power to the microwave and water heater. Any idea which circuit breaker may control these outlets? Power to them was good yesterday. It went out over night. Any thoughts?
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Having no information about what RV you have, my guess is a breaker on our inverter has tripped. If not that, the breaker that supplies your inverter.
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Old 01-06-2022, 02:19 PM   #3
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Not sure why people post that they can't help, even though the info is easy to find.

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Also check for a ground fault receptical in the bathroom or kitchen.. It may have tripped.
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Done not tripped
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If you were running an electric heater, it could be the inverter/charger, if you have one. They have breakers on them down in the compartment.

If not, there are a few places to look. Should be a few breakers for the outlets, check them all by switching them off then on again.

Next, look for an outlet marked GFCI . It wil have a test - reset button on it.

Another suggestion is to look at the electrical wires running under the slide. Sometimes they droop a get caught on something, damaging them.
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Sorry thought about that as soon as I hit the submit button.
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I might have thought about the inverter but have AC power throughout the rest of the coach. Only effecting the passenger side slide.
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Did the GFCI trip and then reset ?

If it reset, there is power to it. They don't reset if no power.

The one GFCI feed other outlets in the circuit.
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Have turned all breakers off and on again, no change. On further inspection, I found that none of the under coach (storage area and water supply area) have AC power at those outlets. The GFI was not tripped but I tripped it and reset it. No change to power to the aforementioned outlets. It is too freaking cold to be crawling around under the slide. I will do that tomorrow. We now have cats (2) on the property and they seemed to be drawn to the slide.
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Do you know where I might begin my search for the AC cable going to the passenger side slide?
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