first thing to do if its self defrosting is find the defrost timer and turn it with a screwdriver to see if it will come on.generally its in the front where you can get to it.especialy on older ones.sometimes lightning takes out the timer motor.second check to see if it has frost on coils,will be in back on a side by side and on bttom ,generally ,of freezer compartment if an top freezer model.if its froze up it wont cool and everything will defrost believe it or not.third pull it out and check condenser fan.then and only then check compressor,its the most reliable thing on any fridge.wire burning off generally is not caused by lightning,its caused by not having a terminal heavy enough for the application.a wally world special wont handle the heat generated by the current draw.I repaired appliances full and part time for 10yrs saw one actual burnt up compressor.
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