The most common cause in these cars is low refrigerant charge (R134A refrigerant). The safest and proper way is to have the system leak tested and the AC pressures tested with gauges. That said many people buy the precharged cans of refrigerant that come with a charging hose and low side (this is the side refrigerant is added to) charge indicator for about $20. These cans also contain oil for the A/C system. Don't overcharge the system.
Note if you have a leak it will quit again. How long it'll last depends on the nature and severity of the leak.
Testimonial: "Freon was 11 ozs low. Had it filled up and A/C works fine. Thanks for your help."
You may have a bad mode door actuator and you should check the freon in the system if the freon was low it could cause this particular problem.
Testimonial: "I took the car in & had the freon checked. It was 11 ozs low. Filled it up and A/C works fine. Thanks"
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