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lost the glove box operators guide, it tells all fuses.
the service manual too.

Global Warming is Human Caused. Scientists have concluded that most of the observed warming is very likely due to the burning of coal, oil, and gas. This conclusion is based on a detailed understanding of the atmospheric greenhouse effect and how humanactivities have been tweaking it.

Global Warming is Human Caused - National Wildlife Federation

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try this may help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgar6Q1lV6A

The air controls in the heat/AC system are vacuum operated. When the controls don't cause the air flow to shift it is normally caused by lack of vacuum to the air flow system. This is normally caused by a break in a vacuum or a vacuum line that has come loose from a connection, usually under the hood. These vacuum lines are small black plastic tubes about 1/8 to 3/16 in diameter. My experience has been that places under the hood where these lines are exposed to high heat causes them to get brittle and break or crack. I have found lines that are between the battery and fire wall that don't get much air flow and are heated by the battery are a likely place to look. Look for the line that goes through the fire wall. that is likely the damaged line. Trace it back to find the crack or break. If you find this is the cause, replace all the section of line that is brittle. If you don't do that you will have the same problem again very soon. You can splice sections of this tubing with rubber hose of the proper inside diameter. Good luck.

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If you are referring to your rear window defroster not working when you press the button, you either have a blown fuse or are missing the fuse entirely.
Check your manual (sec 6 I believe): The fuse panel for your problem is located behind the glove box. You need to remove the front case but just pulling the handle to expose the fuses. The fuse is the same fuse that controls your heated seating, your hvac, rear defroster, and automatic lights. Let me know if this is the problem you where having and if this helps.. I just fixed this on my 97 Grand Prix SE 3 days ago!!!