I'd check the fuse... remove and replace with new one.

Keep digging in the CD manual.  You have auto climate III, I think it
is called, and it's in there, but you do get to the system you have
found first.

Paul

This sounds like you have several different problems.  Your blower
motor may have failed if you get zero fan operation.  It's in the black
box under the glove box and can be removed easily.  It's held in place
by 3 8mm head screws.  Take it out and use a 12 volt power source to
see if it will run.  If it won't go you have discovered what is wrong.
If it does run, then you should check the switch on the control unit.
Be careful with the control unit.  It will cost you $500 to replace it
if you mess it up.

Be sure you have replaced any fuses first, of course.  Do you live in a
place with a humid environment?  You may have corroded contacts in
various places which could cause the symptoms you describe.  You have
to remove the ash tray holder bracket and then you can slide the faux
wood cover over the window switches and hazard flasher switch back and
it will come up and you will be able to get to the switches and the
flasher unit.  Just disconnect and reconnect all the harnesses.
Squirting contact cleaner (don't buy the kind that contains lubricant,
use the kind that says "leaves no residue" Radio Shack sells it) will
make this work better.  You can also try a squirt or two of this in the
switches.

Obviously you need to rebuild your AC system.  Don't use the third
button from the left setting on your climate control, as this will
energize the AC circuit.  It won't get far, because with no coolant
pressure the safety switch on the cleaner will be open, but it will
cause an extra solenoid to be energized in your climate control unit,
adding heat and shortening the life of the other components of the
unit.