How to repair the electric windows?

Answer 1

dissasemble the door by removing the door panel. You unbolt the window regulator and or window to reposition window or regulator to get it back on track. Most of the time something bends or breaks to cause a window to get off track.

Answer 2

If none are working, it is probably a fuse or an electrical problem.If one has failed-, usually the driver's door, the most used, remove the door trim and use a voltmeter to make sure that the motor is getting power.If it is not working, remove it and replace it.When you fit it, make sure that the felt channel around the glass is in good condition, and that all nylon bushes and guides are sound. Clean these and lubricate with grease.Inspect the inner door frame around the motor mounting(usually 3 bolts on rubber bushes) . On older cars these sometimes have fatigue cracks and excessive flex, so they must be welded.Before you put the door trim back, clean any dirt and rust out of the bottom of the door and rustproof it.Make sure to put the plastic weather seal behind the door trim back on.Most cars with electric windows have a lever arrangement the same as a manual window, but some, such as the Saab 9000, have cable drive. The Ferrari Testarossa has a complex arrangement of wire cables and pullies.

Answer 3

There's not really a whole lot you can do to repair a broken switch. Your best bet is to purchase a new switch from your local parts vendor. If your really trying to save a buck you could attempt to disassemble the bad switch and clean the contact points with emery paper or a scotch brite pad. This will only prolong the life a little though... If you're lucky.