model ed22pwxaw10 checked power to end of pigtail checked power at 6 pin plug at bottom of fridge that goes to inside up.. all okay
checked power to compresser 120 vo;lts as well but nothing is working
inside lights do not work will not kick on
what do i do now?

thankyou for your response
i pulled a voltage check from pig tail plugins at each entry at bottom of fridge all good...
pulled the header assembly inside fridge has power also
i also had a serviceman out and confirmed this the only thing left is the defrost transister plate(not correct word ) it supposidly controls everything... however i dont even have lights inside fridge ...
the part is gonna cost almost 200 bucks is it really worth it..?..
evidently my model uses this type of defroster mechanizm rarely.. which makes it almost impossible to find a junk one laying around the shop.. as a test product

yes i have voltage to compressor an fan ..
red wire hot lead ground to fridge shows 120 volts
for both lightbulbs to go out at once?
i can push the ice lever as to retrive ice an it works the damper in the door ... thats the only thing that ive seen to have any type of operation
the adaptive defroster control; from whirrlpool is 108.00 overnite shipping 30 bucks local service dealer 189.00 installed thats pretty close to should i take the chance or not to repair it .. an sence the lights dont work either what if its not the a d c...? serviceman called me back last nite in concern an says maybe a ground somewhere is burnt or otherwise.
by the way he serviced 4 other units in my neighborhood as well same day
maybe power interuption damaged something?
im lost.!!

i do thankyou for ur help !
im no electrician.. u just busted out the repairman though lol !!
i was checking the power from hot to netural he told me to check it hot to fridge wow !! anyway im going to run ext cord to unit to another part of the hse see if that helps then im going to try a reset on the defrost thing...how would i exactly check compresser to fan voltage, as u requested.. i do learn fast..
thanks again !!!!!

All I can suggest is that you check the wiring until you find where it is open.

The safest way would be to unplug it and use resistance.
Check across the plug prongs it is probably going to give you an infinite ohms reading (open).

Now tape one meter lead to one of the prongs and check it back through the unit till you find the open (we hope).
Since you have seen 120 volts referenced to ground I would start with the Neutral wire (White).
So you start by making sure the Neutral in the ine cord is OK and then work your way back through the wiring.
I hope I explained this OK.
If this does not give any results try it on the other prong.

Note that on some of the wires you probably will not be able to get to the wire itself so take a straight pin and push it into the wire to get at the conductor.
You can then put a couple wraps of electrical tape on the pin hole.