How to reset the safety on power windows

Late model intelligent windows might need a dealer intervention.

Usual way to reset auto windows is to open the window and hold the switch in the down position for several seconds (often a subdued click will be heard) and then raise the window holding the switch in the up position for several seconds or until the click is heard.

What you are experiencing is the safety mode being activated, when there is an obstruction or resistance the window stops and reverses! Check for an obstruction in the window channel.

No it can't. It is a safety item for the rear windows only, just in case you have kids back there and they want to roll down the window and jump out (lol). Kinda like child safety locks--only works on the rear doors.

Well, the short answer is no.
The lights and windows are are different fuses.
There's a slight chance you have a problem with a ground wire on that side, but I doubt the two problems are related.
I would check the light for power and ground, and look at the window switches for power and ground. The windows are powered thru the driver switch on most cars.

MAKE SURE MASTER WINDOW SWITCH NOT IN LOCK OUT POSITION.THATS A SAFETY FEATURE TO KEEP CHILDREN FROM OPEN THE WINDOW AND FALL OUT THE CAR.YOU COULD ALSO HAVE BAD POWER WINDOW RELAYS.

Is child safety window switch activated??? Usually a switch on your master panel that disables rear windows.

usually the power windows in on a circut breaker fuse. if it blows it resets its self after cooling down. use a test light to see if you have power on any of the wires on the back of the switch. if you have power chances are you have a bad motor for the window. asuming that you replaced the front drivers side switch. if that wasn't the one you replaced say the back pass side switch odds are its the drivers side front set of switches bad. hope this helps you.

so your front power windowsare not responding.But when electric windows stop working where do you look? The window is controlled by four main parts; the window motor, the window regulator, the part that holds the window and the control switch. When you move the switch one way or the other, an electrical current is sent to the window motor forcing the window to go up or down depending on the direction of the switch. Most window control systems are powered by a thermo fuse. A thermo fuse will cut power to the window circuit if too much electrical draw is being used. This serves as a safety device and helps keep the wiring from overloading due to over usage. Always wear protective safety goggles and gloves before work begins. (Warning: some electric window regulators are equipped with a helper spring that can have tension, use caution when disassembling)
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Yes & No, IF you car has Express Up power windows (where you can press the button once, let it go and the window will continue to go up) some cars have both Express up and down, some have Express down only and some have no express feature. on cars with Express up and down only, yes there is an anti-pinch where if something blocks the path of the window it should stop and reverse back down 4-6 inches. IF you have express up and down you can test the anti-pinch by placing a roll of masking tape in the windows path (not flat but vertical so if the anti-pinch does not work the glass will gentely collaps the roll of tape, also be ready to stop the window) if your anti-pinch is not working, contact your dealership, your local glass shop or post back for anti-pinch reset proceduer.

Turn the key on

Press the window switch, lower the window, continue to hold the window switch down for 15 seconds after the window is completely lowered Don't use the auto feature

Pull the window switch up, raise the window, hold the button up for 15 seconds after the window is fully up. don't use the auto feature

Try the auto down feature again, see if it now works.