What to Do When the Power Window Button Gets Wet and Stops Working?

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Solutions for a non-responsive power window button due to water ingress are as follows: Dry the water: Use a hair dryer to dry the power window button, then test if it functions normally. Excessive water in the window track: If there is too much water in the window track, it can increase resistance, causing the power window button to stop responding. Check the button: Remove the button switch and inspect the contacts for water stains or accumulation; dry them promptly and test the button again. Inspect the window regulator: Verify if the window regulator is functioning properly, as water damage to the regulator can also cause the power window to stop responding.