2015 Itasca Navion 24G Woke up this morning and half of the outlets don’t work and neither does the TV. The micro works and all the lights work. I found a gfi in the bath and in basement storage that I reset. I reset circuit breakers. Reset breaker at shore power hook up. Still nothing. The outlets in the bath and kitchen work but not bedroom or near sofa and TV doesn’t work. What am I missing?
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Got an inverter? Does it feed the dead outets? Maybe check it?
Are you plugged into shore power? Check the cord. If you're on generator, check that it hasn't fallen out of the generator outlet. Mine does sometimes.
Your RV drawing here: https://www.winnebagoind.com/diagram...ire_187249.pdf
Sheet two upper left corner is detail BD showing a GFCI and those are often feeding TV and a couple outlets. Suggest give it a good look and see if it needs reset and if a meter is on hand, check there is 110AC leaving on the purple output wiring as shown on the right of that detail??
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It is most likely the inverter. Some RVs have inverters with transfer switches that pass shore power through if available and produce inverted power from batteries when it isn't available. These types of installations are not dependent on the inverter being on to have power when plugged into shore power.
Others OTOH always convert DC to supply power to those outlets whether shore power is available or not. They rely on the converter to keep the batteries charged up. If the inverter is turned off, then you will not have power at these outlets.
So if you have the second type of installation make sure that your inverter is on. If you have the first type it is possible that the inverter has failed and is not passing shore power through. That would be a bit unusual as the default is passing shore power through, but maybe the transfer switch has seized up.
Edit: Looking at the wiring diagram that Morich just posted, it looks like the inverter is the first type, so maybe it has failed.
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