Lost Power Kitchen AC Outlets

[George]

Molex is the blue taped connector.

Dishwasher prep

Strange that they would bury an icemaker 1230 volt outlet, where it isn't even accessible in the refrigerator box. Here is my frig box, with only the microwave outlet (top left of picture). The microwave cord can been seen in the top section of the cabinet between frig and microwave...

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[Dan54]

Sorry I should have caught that in your original question. 😕 In that case I'd take down the toaster or coffee maker outlet furtherest from the TV first.
There's also the last outlet before it goes to the slide-out.
Then there will be a 120v Molex connector for slide-out removal hidden in your base cabinets somewhere.
BTW - Seems that'd be pushing an RV 15A circuit to run both. I'm pretty sure Brenda has had trouble running ANY 2 high draw appliances simultaneously.

All 4 affected outlets are on a slide out. The kitchen slide out with the fridge, range, tv, etc. I guess I’ll go outside & look underneath.

 

[Dan54]

Sorry I should have caught that in your original question. 😕 In that case I'd take down the toaster or coffee maker outlet furtherest from the TV first.
There's also the last outlet before it goes to the slide-out.
Then there will be a 120v Molex connector for slide-out removal hidden in your base cabinets somewhere.
BTW - Seems that'd be pushing an RV 15A circuit to run both. I'm pretty sure Brenda has had trouble running ANY 2 high draw appliances simultaneously.

Looked thru all cabinets in that slide out. Couldn’t find a connector

 

[George]

Looked thru all cabinets in that slide out. Couldn’t find a connector

All this and we may be comparing apples and oranges. What model do you have?
On mine the one in the photo is hidden behind a false wall in the bottom of the cabinet next to fridge. But that one only supplies power from the dishwasher prep under kitchen island to the fridge ice maker.
I went out to look at mine and there's another false wall in the cabinet to the left of the stove. There are also 2 cables (looks like they're probably 120v) going from outside underneath the slide up to that area but I did not remove the panel to verify. I bet there're 2 more Molex there in that cabinet.

 

[2 Allies]

If your other outlets only went off when you tripped the GFCI,then you are right. It is not the GFI circuit. I could be wrong, but it seems the ones not working are related just not to the GFCI

 

[2 Allies]

George is right, toaster and coffee maker hitting peak draw at the same time can trip the breakers

 

[2 Allies]

John,
The recepticles could still be on the GFCI if they are downstream of the others.

 

[Jwtsg]

I guess I’ll try taking out the GFCI & wiring the leads together but I’m thinking it’s a dead end since tripping the GFCI disconnects all the other outlets in the chain. Maybe pulling the dead outlets apart to check for issues would be more fruitful although maybe a broken wire somewhere?

My $.02 think you have good Info above,,,,,believe it May be a disconnected, broken or grounded hot wire.The GFIC’s are typically daisy chained as discussed above. Had a similar issue in a past trailer & turned out to be a grounded hot lead, but no indicators in fuse panel. & impacted the GFIC’s similarly . Tracked each junction box,,, Had to check each junction box, pulled the fuse box cover & traced each circuit,,finally found cuplrit abandoned that run,,,pulled a replacement run & tied into daisy chain circuit back into behind fuse box. PIA,,,but was covered under warranty cuz we discovered it after a PDI @ dealer showed operational, but after dealer delivery & set up was non functionsl. Hope this helps,,,good luck👍🍀🌞

 

[Turfengineer]

My 32RLS had the same outlets wired through the GFCI in the bathroom. It would actually be the outlet to trip, no the ones by the oven. My TV was unaffected. I bypassed the bathroom outlet and haven’t had an issue since.

I see a lot of good tips in this thread, but my advice would be to not assume logic in the actual wiring of your rig.