How to Fix the Malfunctioning Power Window of a Corolla?
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If the window control lock on the driver's side is engaged, press and hold the button to lower the window completely, hold for a few seconds, then raise the window to the top and hold for a few seconds. It might be a wiring issue, and you need to visit a 4S shop or a professional electrical repair shop for repairs. The one-touch power window system in cars allows the window glass to be controlled with a single button press to move up or down into position. The first button position is the same as a regular power window. With a regular power window, you need to hold the switch until the window reaches the desired position, then release the button to stop the movement.
My Corolla has driven over 10,000 kilometers when suddenly the windows stopped working, which was quite alarming at first. I thought it might be due to poor contact in the wiring or a blown fuse. First, I checked the fuse box, located the corresponding fuse position, pulled it out to see if it was blown, and replaced it with a spare one to test. If the fuse was fine, then the switch might be faulty. I sprayed some WD-40 on the switch button, which sometimes helps restore functionality. Another time, the window motor was stuck, and I gently tapped the inside of the door panel, surprisingly finding that it started working again. If all else fails, performing a window initialization by holding the switch up for ten seconds and then pressing it down for ten seconds to reset can help. I've tried all these methods, and they're quite practical.
