Ryobi 2300 says overload after I put gasoline. I only connect the fridge and the small flat screen tv, I put gasoline and after I turned it on , it says overload

Hello Michelle;

My name is Peter. I am a retired field service refrigeration technician.
Lets fix this together. The clicking sound that you hear is referred to as a overload relay. The overload relay is an electrical component that starts and stops you compressor. It is very common for the overload relay to fail over time.
First, locate and purchase a overload relay. If you have a Trible's
in your area that's great, if not Lander's, Sear's, .... If you can wait a few days you can get the part over the internet for half price or less.
I do not have your model number otherwise I would give you the part number.
Having the part, pull the refrigerator out where you can move freely behind it. Unplug the refrigerator. There is a bottom cover that you need to remove. This cover is fastened either with Philips or hex head screws. Remove the cover. Open the new overload relay parts and lay them before you. Study and observe them.
There is a black box on the side of the compressor which holds the overload relay. The box is held on with either metal or wire clips. Using a flat head screw driver pop the clips off. Compare the parts on the compressor with what you have. Note the location of the connecting components on the 3 compressor pins, and the first piece to put on the compressor is the white piece with the 'V'. Using your flat head screw driver, wedge the components off the compressor (Remember how they go back on). Do not pull on the wires - just the connector ends. Replace the components. Shake the white piece - if it rattles or is burned it is bad. If you can not get the black box cover back on - not necessary, it's a dust shield.
Note: If you have a LG, bottom freezer 599, do not bother. Both the overload relay & compressor need to be replaced. Buy new, not LG.

Try disconnecting all of your HDMI cables and plugging the power cord of the TV into another wall outlet. If this resolves the issue, you may have had a small power surge from either your wall outlet or one of your source devices. It is recommended to connect your TV to a surge protector if you haven't done so already.

If you do add oil, it should be 80w or 90w I would think. Do not put 2 cycle oil or gasoline in your gear box like the ones above mentioned unless you are purposely trying to tear the gears out.

Mantis cultivators use Lithium 0 grease in theirs (Mantis Original Gearbox Lithium Grease #9985)

The Ryobi does have an overload protector (PN 452110003) inside the switch box. It should be resettable from a small hole to the right of the switch on the front of the cabinet. If not, you may have to go into the switch box to check it out/reset it. If the overload protector is OK, I'd check the condition of brushes and brush springs next.

I'm having the same problem only mine is bran new and has only been turned in one time when I put it together it worked then now the switch is lose and does not make a clicking sound what is wrong with mine

Hi planeta6...
50:1 will be the mixture of gasoline to oil..
One pint of two cycle oil to 6 gallons of gasoline
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Issue with your Vertical Holder and your Hi Voltage Regulator
..Check for Regulator Leakage on your Hi Voltage Board and Resitor over heat due to overload voltage on the Vertical holder
Cause,,, Due to Static Shoc ...Check also for bad Ground connection

I would not run it any any less that  50/1 ratio.

MOST LG PROBLEMS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE INVERTER BOARD AND THE INVERTER BOARD WILL NOT CAUSE THE PICTURE T FREEZE. THE 2 MOST COMMON PROBLEMS ARE THE POWER SUPPLY BOARD ( DEFECTIVE CAPACITORS) AND THE MAIN TOTAL ASSY. THE DESCRIBED PROBLEM ABOVE OF PUTTING A FAN ON THE UNIT IS A TEMPORARY FIX. REPLACE THE MAIN TOTAL ASSY.

Just place a can of 2 cycle oil in a gallon of gasoline.  It will tell you on the can how many ounces to a gallon to use.