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Hi! It may just be a fuse problem. Try to open the fuse box and locate the BLOWER fuse. It may be blown and needs replacement. HOpe this helps and have a good one!
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Most likely your problem is the same as mine, which means you have a crack in your air compressor therefore no matter how full you fill the freon it will always drain (or blow) right out. Solution - get a new air compressor. Try to find one in a chop shop junk yard type place if you can do it yourself.
Alternate problem - freon can lose its charge. You can take it to just about any auto store and get the freon charged up for about $70. If that doesn't fix the problem it is likely the compressor.
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