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Appreciate the response. The previous owner is a high voltage electrical engineer and he installed a RENOGY Model No. RN1000-12V-C inverter and solar panels. The ionizer was plugged into an outlet in the motorhome. It didn't trip a breaker, or blow a fuse. All fuses are good, and I have reset the breakers. Now the GFCI plug in the bathroom is tripped and won't reset. I replaced this same outlet just last year.

Discovered that the GFCI in the bathroom has tripped and won't reset. I changed this same GFCI last year. I'm not sure how to troubleshoot the issue except to replace it again, which won't fix the real problem. Any and all tips are appreciated. Thanks

3 pin 30 amp. Using an adaptor at the coach to connect to an outlet in the garage with an extension cord. My understanding is that when we are on shore power, the 110 outlets in the coach should be running on shore power. Ours only work when we turn on the inverter. Strange. Something funky in the wiring I suppose.

Like the top photo then into the coach with an adaptor into the 30 amp like the bottom. The 110 only works if the inverter is turned on.

Thank you. That is my understanding as well. We bought this motorhome last year from a guy who had added the inverter and solar panels. Not sure why 110 only works if the inverter is turned on. Will need to have it looked at. Thanks again.

When we are connected to shore power, can we run appliances 110, or do we need to turn on the inverter to run on the 110 outlets in the coach? I am currently hooked up to the house and have been running a small air purifier/ionizer to rid the motorhome of cat smell. I ran it all day yesterday and when I went out about 9:00 last night the unit was not running. The 110 outlets in the motorhome were not working even though the motorhome was connected to the house. I'm confused. It appears the coach batteries have lost power.