Opening/Closing Windows. The window opens while the switch is pressed and it closes while the switch is pulled up with the ignition switched ON. Do not open or close 3 or more windows at the same time. The front passenger's window and rear windows can be opened/closed when the power window lock switch on the driver's door is in the unlocked Hold the window up button to close the window, do not release the switch for 10s after the window is all the way up. Press the window down button to bring the window all the way down and again do not release it for 10s after the window is all the way down. The one-touch up and down function is working again after this procedure. Power windows (Some models), For protection of various circuits (Some models) 3 (SUN ROOF) 15A: Sunroof (Some models), For protection of various circuits (Some models) 4: R.WIP: IOA: Rear window wiper and washer: 5 (SEAT) 15A: For protection of various circuits (Some models) 6 (M.DEF) 10A: Mirror defroster (Some models), For protection of Step 2 – Remove Control Switch Panel. The control switch panel should be removed using a flathead screwdriver. The trick is to slide the screwdriver underneath the panel and push the panel upward until it comes off. (Be sure to do this without breaking the panel.) Note: Not all cars have switch panels, as some cars have their power window Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent. If your Honda Civic power window is not working, it’s most likely an electrical problem relating to the power switch. Defective power switches prevail across Honda Civics but are especially common in older models. Alternatively, it could be related to your window motor, which is the Best thing to do really is just check and see. Remove the door panel (two screws IIRC, if not just one at the door handle), and the rest pops off. Raise and lower with the door panel off, and check the peek holes (plastic body plugs), and see if you can see or watch or hear what's going on. Should be easier to troubleshoot with the door panel First, start the car and set the ignition/starter switch to the accessory position. Try to manually raise the window by holding the partially visible part of the glass. Force the window up. While the door of the affected window is open, hold the window between your hands. To reprogram, turn the key on, go to the passenger side and with the passemger switch run the window all the way down and hold switch in down position for 2 seconds, then run all the way up and hold in up position for 2 seconds, then repeat again within 5 seconds. Should work from drivers side master switch now. Sep 05, 2009 • 2006 Mazda 6. .

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