We have a 2013 aspen trail 3117rids and the outlet in the kitchen counter area, the out let on the island and the gfi in the bathroom don't work. ?

You will have shut off valves or caps on three (3) drain points under the RV. One is to drain the hot water, one for the cold water lines and the other is to drain the fresh water tank. At least once a year, add 1/4 cup of bleach to the fresh water tank and fill it up with fresh water. Then turn on the water pump and run water through each faucet (kitchen/bathroom/shower) for 3-4 minutes. This will sanitize all the lines and outlet fixtures.

Have you reset the GFIC outlet? Was it tripped? Will it reset? If so, does the test function work?

Do any of the 120 VAC outlets work?

Is your inverter On and functioning?

Or are you plugged into shore power? Or on generator?

On most RV the connection is close to the slide out. Often at a duplex in or close to the inside non-sliding wall. Check to see if there is a GFI wall plug that is tripped. It could be anywhere in the RV and sometimes the circuit layout seems to be without reason. Be sure to check the GFI in the bathroom and also the one in the kitchen. When you find the GFI hit the off button and then reset them, then check your tv for power. GFI's protect everything down circuit against shorts or prone to be wet locations. As sooner or later there may be some leakage at a slide out, it makes sense to have the plug in protected.

Have you checked the outside plug? Next to the outside kitchen, It should be there. On my RV I have one next to the bathroom and outside.

Yes there could be check the bathroom and kitchen

BINGO - try looking for the GFI - maybe the bathroom - that could very well be your problem.

First, the GFI runs on house current aka shore power. Make sure you are plugged in! Most GFIs have a light showing power on.

Check your breaker - not a car type fuse - in the fuse panel. GFIs are nothing but a quick-disconnect in case of a short. (Quick description)

You really need a wiring diagram for this. Try and get one online or from the mfg.

Start by tracing back towards power source from GFI. Remove GFI and check for power on the wires. Be careful, it's 120vac house current. If you have power, replace the GFI. If no power, look at the diagram and proceed to the next outlet/GFI on the same circuit. You might have to go all the way to the power distribution panel. Sooner or later you will find the open wire. Might be nothing more than a screw vibrated loose disconnecting the power feed.

They usually locate them close to the kitchen or bathroom sinks. Often times they will be hidden behind a concealment panel in the storage space under the bathroom. You will have to possibly remove your items in storage behind the kingpin. On the drivers side of the unit inside the storage space there should be a carpeted panel that will have four screws holding it in place. Remove that panel and behind the "docking station" where all of the fresh water supply connects you should find the fresh water pump.

Wiring diagrams are not available as the manufacturers to not publish them. You have to determine which circuit the outlets are on and then from there determine the outlet prior to the failed outlet and trace back from there until you identify the point of failure. Most trailers are wired with GFI outlets with the primary GFI being in the bathroom or the kitchen and all outlets wired after that point are controlled by that one primary. If you do not have power go to the primary and press the reset button.

check the computer box