I had a couple of outlets that were not working....heck, one was only working on the upper half, which told me that the outlets were NFG. When I replaced them, I was amazed at how cheap the quality was, but then figured that "Lowest Bidder" had come into play for the Mfgr.
Once I replace them, it's been fine.
But, I'd check the GFI first
You may also want to get one of those plug in Circuit Testers, they are pretty cheap, and good to have anyway, to test CG power....you may just have a lose wire?
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The GFI is wired to control several other outlets which also go through your circuit breakers. I had same problem and rewired GFI which solved it. System is still protected with circuit breakers in the trailer and on the Rv site box.
A GFCI receptacle not wanting to reset is a sign of lack of power. Turn off circuit breakers applying light pressure toward off, then turn back on one at a time.
Generally, the GFI circuit includes all the outlets near water and your outside 120v outlet(s). Check them all and see if any needs reset. My guess is the one outside is tripped.
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