AC unit not working

I am trying to hunt the failure to blow hot air and would like to be able to see the gm schematic of the parts layout of the heat/coolac system.
I can't find parts scematic for spit.
Help
Thanks

Hmac300
Thanks for that good buddy.
I Probably should have been a little more complete in my question.
I have been into this thing and the actuator is shot but I have the door in open to allow heat and all fans are working. At one point last year I pulled the heater core hoses and flushed to check for flow and was good but of note the flow rater from the water pump seemed? Lower then I expect. Not knowing the car just thought? Making sure radiator is topped but it appears? That it's not showing flow at the top of radiator. So my thought is thermostat is stuck but temp gauge in car shows? 165 ish. But it has been nothing but cold so I was hoping for parts schematic to trace components.
I have so delayed trying to go into the heater/doors distribution under the dash. That's the reason for wanting a schematic. I am a fairly competent mechanic just not wanting to be an expert on this s10. And I know from the stories the criminality of this and like problem, very disappointing.
Thanks again.

My self made page editor
rater should be rate
criminality? Don't know what I had in my mind but I guess it could be but I think I had some other gm outrage in my mind.
You know 4 wheels go round you get there throw in some fancy fans and make a little heat cool. I need to go back to the flintstone mobile.
But that's the outrage at these stupid problems/poor design execution.

Hmac300
I reread and had done so be fore I posted the original question. But I had looked and could find no Heater Control Valve. If it's some where I don't know where. I also note that the reserve tank has emptied and as it was in the garage running for a good 15 min when gal pal left there was fluid on the floor and? First on the list is replace the cap(knocks me head cause I know that.) Last spring I had drained(pulled lower hose) and replace the antifreeze

Air Conditioning problem
2003 Chevy S-10 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Manual

AC not blowing cold air. The R-134 coolant is at the correct level. Changed the compressor relay. What is the next check? Oh and checked the fuses also.

Is the compressor clutch pulling in? Watch the front of the compressor when the ac is on the entire plate in front of the pulley should be turning.
Also, there are several AC fuses. Did you find them all?
I had a fuse blown for my AC, I think it was fuse #9 in the fuse panel inside the engine compartment.

Thackery

Air Conditioning problem
2000 Chevy S-10 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 120000 miles

i replaced the coil and clutch and am not getting voltage to coil. And also no power to any of the hvac fuses or relays in the underhood fuse box

[quote="cod4w"]Air Conditioning problem
2000 Chevy S-10 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 120000 miles

i replaced the coil and clutch and am not getting voltage to coil. And also no power to any of the hvac fuses or relays in the underhood fuse box[/ Check the 12 volt supply at the engine compartment fuse
and relay box. Check the HVAC fuse in this box.

Heater problem
2000 Chevy S-10 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Manual 60,000 miles

When I turn my heat on, it only blows warm/air temperature air. It does not blow hot air. The A/C blows cold air, all the vent doors are working to my knowledge. I replaced the vacuum lines that run across the top of the engine, and into the sidewall. There is good vacuum from the controls to the input behind the glovebox. It just doesn't blow hot air? Any inputs?

Even if I don't have issues with the engine temp? It runs normal with no issues

Where exactly is the heater control valve on the 2000 Chevy S10? I cant find vacuum diagrams ANYWHERE. It is the only thing else that I can think of

I have a 2000 s10 zr-2 with 90000 miles. The a/c stopped working and only blows hot air. I replaced the compressor, clutch, accumulator, and the expansion tube, but no luck still blows hot air. The new clutch is not turning. Please help.

Hot In AZ

I checked the fuses/oil/freon all are good.

It was the switch on the drier. So problem solved.
Just one more thing do you vacuum the a/c line when the car is running? Or when it is turned off?