1997 Camry A/C fuse?
 

Driving home the other night during a rain storm, the A/C was blowing cold and strong. For whatever reason, I flipped the "recycle cabin air" control slider from the recycle mode to the "fresh air" mode (not sure on the technical terms...) It seems that right when I did that, the fan quit working. When I got home, I had discovered that the fuse that controls the fan and the rear defogger blew. I believe it is fuse "20" in the dash fuse box. Its a 10A. I changed the fuse, fan worked, however, no A/C. The control slider happened to be on the "recycle air" mode and flipped to "fresh air" and fan went out again. I haven't changed the fuse again yet as I am out of them and local autoparts store closed on sunday. But I am still confused as to why the A/C would quit working. I'm not sure what other fuses could be changed, but I don't think I have a freon leak or compressor issue. Any help would be great. I've done minor work on the vehicle and my motorcycle, but I'm not the best at diagnosis.

Thanks in advance!

The blower should work AC on or off.

Are the fuses labeled with a name, if so what was the name. 20 may just mean 20 amps.

Depending on which fuse blew both blower motor and AC magnetic clutch relay could be disabled.