Drivers window problem

Could be the window switch or the window motor or possibly the window regulator. You have to check electrical ciruit , is there B+ voltage to the window switch ,if so is the B+ voltage getting to the window motor ? Do you hear any noise inside the door when you move the window switch ? If so probably the window regulator is bad . They are plastic pulley's an wire cable , the cables come off the pulleys , they break etc.... There are videos on youtube , trouble shooting power windows ! Automotive Repair Power Window Troubleshooting

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it happen with me also actually the problem is the power window get jammed from the inner part..... you if you able to open it just open now clean it well then spray the lube into it and for a long time it work properly..... thankyou

Sounds like the master switch is not plugged in properly, this is the switch in the driver's door.

Check all fuses and relays, if they are all good then check the master power control switch inside the drivers door. The wiring harness could of worked lose or the switch is defective.

check the wireing between the drivers door and the post where the wires come out of the door from opening and closing the wires sometimes fray and break losing power to main switch

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I am a little confused about what you are saying here, but I think you are saying that no windows work from the drivers door master window switch except the drivers door window, and that the switchs at each of the three other doors operate the windows ok? Is this correct?

IF there is a grinding noise then the motor is trying to move, so take out he unit and try to see if the motor works , if so the mechanism is faulty or the motor does not have power in the drive.
can be the driver switching the motor or the motor itself. Replace after testing the transistor drive.

there is a lockout switch to turn the other windows on/off.... its at the master window switch.

the fuse switch is merely a fuse in your fuse panel ,,however many issues regarding this is between the door jamb in the plastic boot the wires over time become worn from all the opening and closing of the door if you remove the switch itself and use of a test light will ensure proper diagnosis is there power to the switch if so then it may very well be the switch itself

Check for power to the master switch on the driver's door. Anywhere on the connector. If there is no power at the connector, check for a broken wire coming thru the lf kick panel into the door. If there is power, replace the master switch