An outlet in my bathroom is dead, It is GFCI socket. I tried reset at the socket with no luck. There is no tripped breaker at the panel. I removed the entire socket and measure the black wire. This way, I know it is not the GFCI socket itself. There is no power coming in. I have no idea what goes in between the main panel and this broker outlet and I have no idea which breaker controls this outlet. Since there is no power, I cannot isolate by flipping individual breaker. All lights and outlets (those that I am aware of) in the house works. As suggested in the sticky post, GFCI sockets are one of the things to check. Since this broken one is already a GFCI socket, is it normal to put multiple GFCI on one circuit or normal there is only one for one circuit ? Any suggestion on how to trace back to the main panel so that I know what is broken in between ?

Have a 240VAC household water pump which I wished to change the power cable. Disconnected the wiring at the pump and forgot to take note of the old wiring connections. On the pump I have 2 blue wires which dissappear into the pump. One black wire and a 2 wire capicitor. Confused on how to connect the capicitor back into the wiring. I am not sure which of the 3 wires (excluding EARTH) are Active and Neutral. Would appreciate comments Thanks [attach]110330[/attach] [attach]110331[/attach]