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I would think you have lost 12V to the fridge somehow. 12V is required to operate the fridge on both propane and 115V as it runs the control module.
If you have no lights on the control panel and do not get any when you push the "on" button then there is either no 12V or the module is gone.
If you can get the bottom door off, you can check for both 115V and 12V, check the outlet for 115V, and there are black and white wires going into a black box on the back of the fridge, the black wire should have 12 - 13V on it, if you have no 12V, you will have to backtrack the wiring to most likely a fuse in the main panel.
If I am not mistaken (could be) the lights will not come on in the fridge unless the fridge is on and operational. I do not think it is related to the 115V. Allows you to leave the fridge doors open when not in use.
I use hot water often to thaw doors and windows but you could take your wife's hair dryer out there with an extension cord and use that rather than water.
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