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First you need to get some pressure gauges on it to see if it has refrigerant in it. The pressure for R134 should be withing a few lbs of the air temp before starting the engine.
Was it blowing REALLY cold before, or was it kind of under performing? If it was working great a couple days ago, and suddenly isn’t working at all, I would expect that something happened while installing the radiator.
With having just put a new radiator in, I would say check the lines / fittings near the radiator for oily residue, which is a sign of leakage, and check the wiring. There are a couple of sensors in the lines with wiring attached to them, it is possible one got knocked loose during the radiator replacement.
If it was working a few days ago, but not really getting all THAT cold, then I would say that it has had a leak for some time, and just finally got to the point where there wasn’t enough pressure for the system to turn on.
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