the driver's side passenger door window does not operate from the driver's master control or from the passenger door. I tried resetting the system and it still had no impact. what do I try next?

Asked by KPMay Aug 01, 2015 at 04:28 PM about the 2006 Lexus RX Hybrid 400h AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/document/om/OM48651U/pdf/6-4.pdf

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Fuse cavitys #47 and #48 are power window fuses. I could not find an image, except from the above link - Page 581. I would normally copy and post it, but it's a pdf file, so won't allow. Now, if you have already checked fuses, what did you do to "re-set" ? We can work from there to figure this out

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Also, you say "Drivers side passenger door window" ..do you mean both... or what? "Drivers side passenger" ...it's one or the other. The glass in the driver's door....or passenger side door window -- or switch..or? I don't mean to be picky..just need to know. Side note: I have heard of this car, but understand it was only in production for 3 years, 2006, '07 '08.... A hybrid with a 3.3L. Wow, I want one

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You have to manually roll the window down all the then back up and it resets it. It happens when the battery is disconnected.

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