If you have plugged them directly into another outlet (that you KNOW for sure is working), and they still don't work, then it is likely that a surge or something has damaged them. So you need to get a repairman to look at them. If you're lucky, it's just a fuse or something in them that's easily repaired.

But why are you plugging a refrigerator into a surge protector? A refrigerator is mainly a big compressor motor; that is not likely to be damaged by an electrical surge.

In fact, big motors like that often cause electrical spikes when they start or stop. Connecting it to the same surge protector strip as the LCD TV is likely to be very hard on the TV -- the refrigerator itself creates spikes that could damage the TV. And since they are both plugged into the back side of the protector, that doesn't help -- it only protects against surges coming in from the receptacle power lines.

Also, many of the cheap surge protectors can only handle so many surges before they burn out the protective components inside them. Unfortunately, they don't stop working or give any indication of this. They continue to supply electricity to the plug strip, it just doesn't filter out surges any more. But I don't know of any way to tell if your protector is still protecting.

Thank you. I know for sure the outlets work. I read about the surge protectors and refrigerators after the fact.This is my first time on any site like this. I just hope my extended warranty will cover the repairs.