No power to the living room

[George Pimms]

I've tried fuses and I even replaced main 50amp breaker and the actual 15amp breaker for the living room.... still nothing. HELP ME PLEASE

 

[twindman]

Others will chime in I assume. Is the living room in a slide? There is a cable under the (some?) slideouts that contains the power to the slide outlets. Sometimes the wire inside an electrical box come loose. I am only repeating (poorly) what others have stated in the past.

 

[George Pimms]

Others will chime in I assume. Is the living room in a slide? There is a cable under the (some?) slideouts that contains the power to the slide outlets. Sometimes the wire inside an electrical box come loose. I am only repeating (poorly) what others have stated in the past.

Others will chime in I assume. Is the living room in a slide? There is a cable under the (some?) slideouts that contains the power to the slide outlets. Sometimes the wire inside an electrical box come loose. I am only repeating (poorly) what others have stated in the past.

So where could I locate these wires?
Like under the slide or from outside?

 

[Carl n Susan]

What year and model Montana do you have? It really helps us to know that. Add the info, plus your tow vehicle info, to your Profile and then it appears in every Post you make.

Do all the other 120V outlets and devices in the RV work? Is it safe to say only the 120V outlets/devices in the slide are inoperative?

Does the Living Room slide contains the entertainer center and the kitchen? Do any of those devices work?

As twidman wrote above, there is a junction point under the RV frame near the rear of the slide where the 120V AC transitions from Romex to stranded wire. The stranded wire goes across the bottom of the slide and up into the back corner of the slide. There is another junction point there (under a box cover) to convert from stranded back to Romex which then feeds the 120V circuits.

Both of these junction point are prone to corrosion and corruption. I would find these points and check them for 120V power.