02 explorer xlt sometimes the main window buttons work sometimes not. is it a fuse or the window switch?

Asked by osage1 Jul 25, 2015 at 08:00 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

sometimes the main window switch work sometimes not, is it a fuse or the switch?

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THINK SWITCH ...CONTACT CLEANER COULD FIX IT UNLESS A WIRE IS NOT RIGHT..

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If in inoperative condition and it affects all four windows suspect a wire or ground problem. Inspect wires inside door and pay particular attention where the wires continue through the door via the boot into the area under the dash. If the search fails, disconnect the connector for the windows from the switch mechanism and test for power.via the leads. Sounds like a bad contact.

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