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I have installed bathroom mirror cabinets before where the isolator is not even on the same floor, but on a floor above and somewhere you'd not expect it - the layout of the house and what could be accessed dictated this. They could even be plugged in somewhere rather than hard-wired. So make sure you check every isolator/FCU/RCD/loose plug that you can find. While possible that both have failed, I'd say that is less likely.
 
You’ll need to get someone competent to test to see if there’s power at each cabinet. It’s more likely that the transformer inside the cabinet has failed in both, coincidentally. If there isn’t, that would be the time to start looking around for other things.
 

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