Air cond compressor oil

No, the compressor will NOT cause these fuses to blow. You have a SHORT in your electrical system. you have a HOT wire getting into the Ground for that system

I have not seen green fluid from an A/C compressor. There are some sealers which are put into an A/C system to seal leaks and refresh the system. Can not identify a brand, there can be differences in oil but again I am not familiar with colored oil.

Best advice is that the compressor will seize without oil and not work without Freon. Have a technician try to save your compressor by fixing leaks and refilling Freon.

Regularly change oil, plugs, wires, fuel filter, flush cooling system, and keep an eye on things like tire wear, brakes, ****** fluid, brake fluid, etc. Basic maintenance can keep you from big problems, but as with any vehicle, they arent indestructible and things will just eventually go bad. Then the fun begins :)

Well yes, there is a separate switch. If the A/C system is low on freon, the low pressure switch will keep the compressor from engaging to save it from damage due to no lubrication. The freon helps with lubricating the compressor. Get you a can of 134a from the parts store and add a little to see if the compressor will come on. It should come on before one can is used. Now for the freon to be gone means you have a leak. So if the can gets you cooling, try to find the leak so you can stay cool.

Was it the compressor or the compressor clutch? The compressor clutch can be changed out cheaper than the compressor. So make sure you check it out before going foward with changing out the compressor.

The compressor is service as one unit. remove the belt and shack the pully if it wobles the compressor bearing is toast.

SOUNDS LIKE THE AIR CON NEEDS REGASSING OR THERE COULD BE A FAULT MABE WITH THE ELECTRIC FAN

If your compressor is leaking oil it has most likely lost enough charge in the system that the low pressure switch has activated. This will keep the compressor from engaging. This is a safety override to keep you from ruining the compressor as the charge has lubrication oil in it and to run the compressor without it will ruin the compressor and contaminate the system which will require a complete flush and charge. Get a shop to fix the seal in the compressor and have the charge topped off and hopefully you will be good to go.

You may need a new compressor.

AC's have a low freon switch that shuts off the system to protect the compressor in the advent that you have a freon leak have the system checked for a leak