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Default Outlet in kitchen acting wierd

Please bear with me, because I will completely butcher the names of
things...Ok, here goes

I've got an outlet in my kitechen that has a T and R button. One of the
plugs always works, the other plug sometimes goes out and I need to push the
T then the R button to get it to work. Does this outlet need to be
replaced?


 
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