This got me started on troubleshooting. Mine turned out to be a GFI power-outlet that was closest to my home circuit breaker panel. It all started outside with the continuous use of a pressure washer. It just stopped, but the GFI on the outside outlet was not set off. Tested the power to this problem outlet, no power. Pulled the outlet out...no power coming in. Reset all the individual circuit breakers and power did not return. Pulled the breaker panel and voltage tested all the individual circuits...all tested for 120V. Checked the closest to the breaker panel outlet, turns out to be a GFI outlet, and that was tripped. Reset that tripped GFI outlet and power came on all the outlets after it that were not working. And my wife wanted me to call an electrician to come out....women just don't get it. Thank you for setting me off on this troubleshooting journey and learning something along the way.
This got me started on troubleshooting. Mine turned out to be a GFI power-outlet that was closest to my home circuit breaker panel. It all started outside with the continuous use of a pressure washer. It just stopped, but the GFI on the outside outlet was not set off. Tested the power to this problem outlet, no power. Pulled the outlet out...no power coming in. Reset all the individual circuit breakers and power did not return. Pulled the breaker panel and voltage tested all the individual circuits...all tested for 120V. Checked the closest to the breaker panel outlet, turns out to be a GFI outlet, and that was tripped. Reset that tripped GFI outlet and power came on all the outlets after it that were not working. And my wife wanted me to call an electrician to come out....women just don't get it. Thank you for setting me off on this troubleshooting journey and learning something along the way.
Nice! having 2 gfci in series will trick u like this (that's why we don't/not legal)