Common problems with power window switches:

These are the common problems that occur with power window switches:

1. The switch does not work at all.
2. The switch works intermittently.
3. The switch works, but the window does not move.
4. The window moves slowly or with a jerky motion.
5. The window goes up or down on its own.
6. The switch is hot to the touch.
7. Water has gotten into the switch area and caused it to short out.
8. The plastic housing around the switch has cracked or broken.
9. The switch has become loose and is rattling around inside the door panel.

How to Replace Power Window Switch

step 1 :Removing the Switch Panel

• Pry up the switch panel with a flat blade screwdriver
• Disconnect the wiring harnesses

step 2 :Removing the Switch

• Remove the three Phillips screws from the switch
• Pull the switch up by hand

step 3 :Installing the Switch

• Push in the new switch until it clips
• Insert the three Phillips screws

step 4 :Reinstalling the Switch Panel

• Connect the wiring harnesses
• Push the switch panel into the door

Tips for preventing problems with your power windows: 

1. Avoid using them during extreme weather conditions. If it's extremely cold outside, for example, the window may freeze and become difficult to operate. Similarly, if it's very hot outside, the window may become warped and also become difficult to operate.
2. Be careful when closing the window. Make sure that nothing is blocking the path of the window as it closes, such as a piece of clothing or your hand. Otherwise, the window could get damaged or even break.
3. Keep the window clean. A dirty window can make it more difficult to see out of, which can be dangerous. It can also make the window less smooth to operate.
4. Be careful when opening and closing the window if there are people or animals nearby. If the window comes down on someone's fingers, for example, it could cause serious injury.
5. If you have any trouble with your power windows, don't try to fix them yourself. Take the car to a qualified mechanic or dealership so they can properly diagnose and fix the problem.