Tony:
TA> I think the electric outlets of my two bathrooms in my TA> house have tripped. One of the outlets has a small TA> label "GFCI protected circuit". Unlike a typical TA> GFCI outlet, I CANNOT find any kind of reset button. TA> I have also checked my electric switch panel and TA> nothing has tripped. TA> TA> Is there anything I can do now other than hiring TA> an electrician? :(
The label generally means that outlet is the 'regular' kind and is connected upstream to a GFCI with the "Reset" and "Test" buttons mentioned in another reply. The fun part is finding where this GFCI is!
What other outlets do not work? May give you an idea of where the GFCI is located. What is on the other side of the bathroom wall? Check at those outlets. Look at the basement ceiling - someone may have spliced in a GFCI.
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