What are the reasons why the right front window of Honda CRV cannot be raised or lowered?

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Here are the reasons why the front window of Honda CRV cannot be raised or lowered: 1. Aging or deformation of the window seal: The window seal (including the inner trim strip) may be aging, dirty, or deformed, which can create resistance when raising or lowering the window. Generally, if the seal is aging or deformed, it is best to replace it with a new one. If it is just dirty, cleaning it should suffice. Spraying some dashboard wax or applying talcum powder (to act as a lubricant) on the window seal can often yield good results. 2. Dirty window lift guide rail: If the window lift guide rail is too dirty, it can also cause lubrication issues. Cleaning the guide rail and applying grease can usually resolve the problem. 3. Low battery power: Check if the issue is due to low battery power. When raising or lowering the window without the engine running, the power is drawn from the battery. If the battery is low, it may cause difficulty in operating the window. 4. Motor or window regulator failure: If there is sufficient power and no resistance, but the window still struggles to move, it is likely due to a motor failure. Issues with the window regulator, such as faults in the lift guide rail, cable, or slider, may require replacing the window regulator.