2019 Montana 362rd GFCI System Issues

[Whited Haired PaPa G]

Most GFCI receptacles have a wiring option to give GFCI protection to non-GFCI outlets downstream. If there is a ground fault on one of the downstream outlets, the actual GFCI will trip regardless of it's location. A GFCI is required within 6' of a sink (bath or kitchen), outdoors, and a number of other locations that aren't applicable on an RV. The bathroom GFCI on my Monty protects the one on the kitchen island and the outdoor outlet. I'm thinking it's a remote GFCI that's tripped. The fact it's not labeled could well be a mistake in the (lack of) quality control RV manufacturers are practicing now.

I'm having a similar problem with outlets. I have a 2019 Montana 362rd the GFCI in the bathroom is located by the bathroom sink and seems to be working fine. However the kitchen island, 2 outlets in back bedroom and outdoor kitchen refrigerator outlets aren't working. The outdoor kitchen overhead light and microwave work great. Is there a hidden GFCI somewhere? I'm at a loss of what it can be. No blown switches and fuses are good. Can anyone please give me some direction?

 

[Cdubue1]

I'm having a similar problem with outlets. I have a 2019 Montana 362rd the GFCI in the bathroom is located by the bathroom sink and seems to be working fine. However the kitchen island, 2 outlets in back bedroom and outdoor kitchen refrigerator outlets aren't working. The outdoor kitchen overhead light and microwave work great. Is there a hidden GFCI somewhere? I'm at a loss of what it can be. No blown switches and fuses are good. Can anyone please give me some direction?

Did you find out what it was for you ?? I am having the same issue. My gfci receptacle is getting power but all other gfci are not. The other outlets solar and non gfci are all getting power. Just not the gfci. Did you figure it out?

 

[BB_TX]

There are typically two GFCI outlets. One for the wet areas in the kitchen area. Another for the wet areas in the bathroom atea. And there are typically “GFCI Protected” outlets getting power from one or the other of those GFCI outlets, including the outside outlet(s). Some with islands have a GFCI outlet on the side of that island.