No power is going to the refrigator. Checked the outlet and breaker.

All houses have a fuze or breaker box. Check basement, closets, or utility room. Usually have a grey metal door. Find it and check if breaker is tripped or fuze is blown. If not the case there may be a GFCI outlet that is feeding those outlets that needs to be reset. They are usually a square outlet some have a light on them but all should have a reset button. If you find one to be tripped press the rest button in the middle of the outlet and you should be good to go.

I assume you checked the circuit breaker for this outlet? Both appliances are plugged into the same outlet? I would try unplugging both appliances then attempt to reset the breaker again....throw it completely to the OFF position, wait 10 seconds and throw it to the ON position. At this point we are assuming the breaker is working. It could actually be defective. It could be tested with a meter or test light. If you don't have that try plugging a lamp or another device into the outlet the appliances where plugged into. If it works you know your breaker, wiring, and outlet work. If not you need to troubleshoot that...perhaps a ground fault breaker somewhere in between? If the outlet works with the test lamp, next plug in one appliance at a time to try to determine which pops your breaker.

ARE U SAYING UR BREAKER IS BAD? REPLACE IT OTHER WISE U HAVE A BAD APPLIANCE TERMINAL BBLOCK

Each outlet receives power from previous outlet box or switch box in a long chain of parallel wiring back to ceiling box, or junction box, and then back to circuit breaker.
Use process-of-elimination to find problem.
Locate all boxes on same circuit breaker. Locate box before the two dead boxes... it can be in ceiling light, or switch box, or outlet box. Then test those wires. Look for loose quick connect where wires are pushed into hole on back of device, or loose white wires twisted together and shoved to back of box.
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You say you checked "socket" and the "fuse," did you mean the AC wall outlet (115V) and a fuse or breaker in the main power panel?
Nearly all circuits involving water are protected by a Ground Fault Interrupter that can be servicing several wall outlets (perhaps one not near the washing machine) or can be located as part of a circuit breaker in your main power panel.
The GFI outlets will have one or two push buttons located between the outlets and a combination GFI/overcurrent breaker will also have at least one button where others will have none.
If you find one that is tripped, try resetting it. If it will not reset, unplug the washing machine and try again.
If it now stays on, your machine may have an electrical path causing it to trip and using an unprotected outlet may be unsafe and an indication that the appliance itself may have electrical leakage which could be otherwise dangerous.
The circuit breakers in the main power panel can also fail (they didn't 20 years ago) and we have replaced 3 in a home only 5 years old already so they are not made well anymore.

Hello if you have no power at the outlet, you may have saved your microwave. If the outlet is dead go to your house electrical panel and reset the breaker or replace the fuse. if the outlet is live and the microwave still won't power on you will have to choose between repair and replacement. Definitely get an estimate before agreeing to a repair as microwaves are very inexpensive today compared to even a couple of years ago.

Plug a working lamp in the washer power outlet. If it lights, the problem is within the washer (look for a breaker button on the back of the machine). If the lamp doesn't work either, look for a bad breaker, a loose neutral wire connection, or loose wire connection on the breaker. Check the wiring on the washer end as well.

The refrige has a name plate what is the rated amps for the refrige and what size breaker u have for it. How far is the refrig from the breaker panel. If you give me more info i can help with this. I can only suggest now or guess 1.) Breaker is bad 2.) Compressor motor is starting to fail. With an A.C Ammeter right at the breaker panel go to the breaker that supplies power to your refrig and measure how much amps it is using and compare it to the name plate specifications

check the speed controller and also check the terminals on the motor.

Hello mdonettaYou said,
Dryer shut off towels were not yet dry, turned dial to restart dryer acts as if it isn't getting power I closed door and pushed start button. Nothing! Checked breakers and power cord at outlet all checked okay. Any ideas.

yes, try unplugging the power cord or turning off the breaker for 5 minutes. Either will due. Some times the system needs to be reset!
If this does not work there are internal fuses that can be replaced!

Let me know how it goes!
Huuum