Start pulling stuff away from the walls and check all GFCI outlets. Also go walk outside and check GFCI outlets. Sometimes you will find a Kitchen, Bath, Crawlspace, Basement GFCI controlling the Garage, depending on who did the wiring.
outlets stopped working
5 outlets in my garage stopped working for no apparent reason. I was not doing anything with wiring or switches. I did have a shop light on that was plugged into one of the 5 outlets. No circuit breaker tripped or any other panel problem. No tripped GFIs. What could be the problem
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Hopefully you cut a hole for that or moved the shelves. Since they are movable, you may want to put a blank in and just put a GFCI breaker in, if you are limited where that shelving unit can go. Otherwise cutting a hole in the back will give you access to that outlet.Thanks for your help. I did find a tripped GFI. It was hidden behind some wall to ceiling shelves. Problem solved.
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