2007 Prius Climate Control Not working after Brake Pump Replacement

I recently replaced the abs brake pump in my 2007 prius with 150k miles. I did the job by myself and had a professional bleed the lines, but while driving it back home I noticed that there was no cold air coming from my fans. The fans will blow perfect, all climate control dash lights work fine, and no dtcs as of now. I tried to listen for the compressor running but I don’t know if I was hearing it or not. Also didn’t seem like any heat was coming out even after running the engine a little. This would likely indicate some sort of electrical issue, correct? I’m worrying that I may have missed something while putting the inverter back that is causing this electrical issue. The ac seemed to work perfect before I did this job. Now not so much. Is there any way I could have left out an electrical connection in the inverter that would cause this issue but not throw any codes? Low refrigerant? I understand that the prius ac system is very sophisticated and best dealt with by a professional but I would still like to have some understanding of the situation. As a side note, while trying to yank out the brake pump and it’s mount, the water pump was snagged and the plastic housing cracked where the mount attaches. I repaired it with glue and zip ties figuring that it should be fine since it was just a case over the actual pump. However, while listening for the compressor I noticed the water pump making a high pitched buzzing. I’m not sure if that is normal or not. I’m going to check for turbulence in the coolant tomorrow morning. In the case that I did damage the water pump, it’s my understanding that the ac will be shut down in order to help keep the system from overheating. So perhaps that is what happened?? Overall just been hearing some wierd noises that I never heard but that might just be because my abs pump was constantly buzzing louder than everything else.