Dead refrigerator. Completely dead. Even lights don't come on. Wall plug is fine. Two days ago, electric company put a monitor on our electric meter. Tech had a problem getting it lined up and the power went off and on multiple times within less than a minute. May be a coincidence, but we think not. Never had any problems prior to this and had been working fine. Is there a reset button?

If not even lights are on, I would be checking to be sure there is power to your electrical outlet. Without model of fridge, it's hard to diagnose any further.

Check the power cord. You may have damaged the wire, plug or connection at the TV during your relocation!

Hope this helps.

NO PC TOLD or OS
No monitor told maker yes MODEL no, and 1979 to now made, vast.
what does SKY mean?

no sync means PC is dead or video card or GPU chip is dead.
no PC told
a monitor can be tested on a 2nd good pC to see if
PC 1 is bad,or the monitor.
easy as eating cherry pie, a test that cuts he problem in 1/.2 .
other causes.

1. PC is dead.
2. cable not told bad (VGA? what)
3. cable pins bent on either end.
4. both ends plugged in wrong. to PC or mon.
5. monitor OSd set to wrong video port, making it dead.
6. if pC has PCI video card the monitor cable must go there.
7. the monitor is not dead it told you no_sync and means inputs dead.

Check the total wiring connections with battery.Check that there has been overlapped positive and negative wires or not.

It sounds like you have an electrical short someware in the system. You can check this by first disconnecting the negitive cable from the battery. You will need a meter that will measures DC voltage a multimeter works fine. Set the meter to 20 volts DC put one lead on the positive battery terminal red to the red and the black lead to a good engine ground like a clean spot on the engine block. If you read voltage there is something shorting to ground and this will drain the battery even with the vehicle off. The shift problem is likely related to the dead battery

Hello. If everything else is working, printing and copying, unplug the printer from the power source. Check the telephone line from your phone company by unplugging the fax machine from the wall jack where it is connected to. Plug a telephone device straight to that wall jack and check for a dial tone. If there's no dial tone, contact your phone company. If there is, plug the fax machine back to that wall jack. You can also try replacing the telephone cable with a another known working cable. Plug the printer back to the power source. Check again. Hope this helps.

un plug the power cord from the wii and the wall for 5 mins to rest the brick on the cord.

I think it's trying to tell you something!
Time for a funeral. Best get a new monitor.

If any machine is completely electrically dead it is a sign that there is no electrical voltage getting through to operate it. Using an electric meter it is a relatively easy task to find the point of differential voltages which would indicate where the open circuit is located. The blue green fluid found is from copper oxide and is not necessarily indicative of a refrigerant leak. Oil present would be an indicator of a refrigerant leak.

This is a very odd problem with an even "odder" solution. When this happened to mine, I found a website that told me the following. I swear it works... eventually... probably.
Take the back off and just set it aside for a few minutes.
Now, remove the battery, and then put it back in, and then press the power button. If that does not do it, repeat the process...
... like 20 or 30 or 40 times. Eventually, the unit will make a (scary sounding) "pop" noise, and should turn on as normal.
I have had 3 Tilts. (I tend to be hard on phones.) Of those, two have had the "death" issue. Both were resuccitated this way, and worked just fine afterward.
Best of luck! Hope that helped. :-D