How to Reset the Power Window After Power Loss on Mazda6

[Hunter]

After power loss, each window of the Mazda6 requires individual resetting for one-touch functionality. First, lower the window completely, then press and hold the up button. Upon reaching the top, continue holding until a click sound is heard before releasing to complete the setup.

[TessaMarie]

I also encountered the issue of power window failure after a power outage when driving my old Mazda 6. You need to start the car first, then press and hold the driver's side window down button to fully lower the glass without releasing, maintaining for more than 3 seconds. Immediately after, pull up the window up button to the top, also holding it in place for 3 seconds without releasing. If you hear a click or see the window automatically move up and down once, it means the initialization was successful. The other three windows follow the same procedure, one by one. After completing, test if the one-touch up/down function is restored. If it still doesn't work, repeat the process twice—older cars sometimes require multiple attempts to recognize. Remember to reset the sunroof in the same way, the steps are similar. Ensure all doors are fully closed during the operation to avoid getting your hand caught by the glass.