tom538

Thanks for your advice. We ended up at the KOA near Eufala and really liked the park and the people who run it. Their chuck wagon was also excellent. Thanks for the tip. Tom and Gilda Molzow Enroute home to Beaufort, sc.

We are homeward bound on interstate 40 after a month on the road. A very big adventure for newbies. We will be in Amarillo tonite and are looking for a nice campground in Oklahoma City for the following evening for our 38 ft pusher. Preferably with some grass to look at! Any suggestions? Thank You. Tom and Gilda Molzow

We are newbies just entering Texas from the Gulf coast. Need a park for two to three days starting tomorrow. Can anybody help on such short notice? Thank you Tom and Gilda

See my post above. The offending gfi was located in the master bedroom. This particular outlet is near the floor to the right of the bed. Good hunting

Thanks for the advice regarding gfi circuits being tripped. On my 2004 Expedition there are at least two separate gfi circuits. I found one that controls the galley and bathroom circuits AND another one is inside the master bedroom on the right side on the wall just opposite the bathroom. It is located near the floor and ....lo and behold it was tripped. This gfi also controls the outlets on the OPPOSITE side of the coach in one of storage bins. Who would have ever guessed. Thanks for the help. This silly little problem was driving me nuts. You folks are great. Tom

We recently acquired a 2004 Fleetwood Expedition and discovered two 120 volt outlets in one of the passenger side storage compartments. There is no voltage present at either outlet and I am wondering if there is a switch onboard the RV that must be turned on to supply voltage to these outlets. All of the 120 volt circuit breakers located under the bed in the master stateroom are on so I wonder if there is another onboard switch I haven't found yet. Being Newbies who received very little guidance from the previous owner when we acquired the coach, we have had to feel our way through a number of systems related issues over the past several months. This one has me stumped!