how does one reset a gfi socket or know it tripped?

[US1]

Originally Posted by Ron03Allegro

no socket I find has a GFI breaker button, just some have a label saying in little print they are gfi.

Two wall sockets in bedroom on slide are not providing power, they are not labeled as gfi.

Microwave is likely plugged in but one can't see that plug without removing microwave from cabinet, sure would be a dirty trick of gfi breaker socket was there. I will check!

All the coach circuit breakers flip and seem good.

Someday soon I will be getting into those non-working sockets, perhaps slide movement pulled a connection free? As always I will share what I learn

You will have to keep looking, there has to be one, unless possibly a PO had it go bad and just replaced with a standard outlet. But since you do have several outlets not working, my guess is a GFCI outlet is hiding from you.
Do any of the outlets with the label work or are they dead also?

[MrMark52]

Per the manual for a 2004 Open Road - there are 2 GFCI’s, one in the kitchen and one in the bathroom.

Slide-out receptacles are protected by the kitchen GFCI.

Exterior and bath receptacles are protected by the bath GFCI.

The manual also indicates the GFCI’s are the plug type, not “in the panel” type.

So -

Specifically - which plugs are not working for you?

Are both GFCI’s powered? If not, which one does not have power?

For the age of your coach, and depending on its history of use, I would be suspect of any power connecting umbilical cord.

[Ray,IN]

Originally Posted by RVFunlovers

The GFI protection for the outlets in my motorhome is built into the circuit breakers.

You have to turn the breaker all the way to off and then back on if the GFI has tripped.