No power to AC control

Thanks pushrod. I tested every fuse with the testlight. I was pretty surprised how many didn't work with the ignition off and even fewer with the car running. So I started pulling all the fuses and visually checking them. None were bad, so I'm pretty confused. But when I started the car back up, the AC was working. That is why I hate electrical problems. Anyway, the AC is working now. Thanks!

Yeah, electrical problems can be puzzling for sure, main thing is it working now .. Hope it continues to do so! .. Testing ALL fuses is definitely the way to start troubleshooting these types of problems, then go from there! .. So many times there is a failed fuse way over there in the corner of the fuse block that shouldn't have a darn thing to do with the actual problem .. BUT many times, IT DOES! .. That's exactly why I just go ahead and test em all to start with... I have a 'self powered' tester that makes quick work of it though.. For the DIYer, 12 volt test light works just fine. The main thing to remember here is .. 'IF' a fuse has power on one side, then the other side of the fuse should have power as well, if not then 'that' fuse has failed! .. Thanks for the reply!