I asssume you are talking about a power window on a vehicle. To find out if the problem is electrical or not, turn the switch to up and down positions and listen for the whirr of the motor to see if the motor is working. If you can't hear the motor runniing, the problem is either the motor or an electrical connection (fuse, wire, etc.). HINT: If you can't hear it, try a window that does work just in case the motor runs so quiet that it can't be heard. If the motor works, most likely the window has jumped off the track. For either repair, the door panel will have to be removed.
A bad power window motor is the most common reason for a power window not to work. A blown fuse is the second most common reason for a power window not to work.
I tried replacing the window switch , this isnt the problem all windows still wont work.
Replace power window relay.Located under drivers side scuff plate.
Bad switch (jump wires to see if you can get it to work) Bad motor - see if you are getting power to it.
window moter could be blown. take of your drivers side door pannel and check motor
The 1998 Mercury power window relay switch can be found below the dashboard. The relay switch will be on the drivers side of the dashboard.
could be the motor, could be a ground, could be the switch, could be the types of wiring. First, the question is confusing - Does the driver's power window work, or not work? The question asks a double negative - doesn't not work actually works. Depending on the type of vehicle - usually the motor, possibly the switch. Some vehicles use a controller for each window that "talks" to the others. Do the drivers (master) window switches still work the other windows?
it is a switch problem most likely if door and window use same fuse then try the switch itself for the locks
there is a disable button on driver door so other windows wont work. Try clicking it in the other direction.
push the button
power window moter is bad.
the power window motor is probably bad