The driver's side window has become "detached", is

test for power at relay and fuse hear is diagram

It sounds like the door lock rod has become detached from the lock rod actuator. The plastic retainer clip that holds it in place can become dislodged causing them to separate. Fixing this problem is not that difficult but, it does require removal of the inner door panel.

No, the whole unit does not have to come down. All you have to do is carefully pry the clear lense down with a small screwdriver. The replacements should be #912 bulbs. They simply pull out once you get the lenses off.

The earth wire on the drivers side light assembly has become detached or broken and the lights are running to earth through each other.

just recently had the same problem...i read that if you hold ur window button down for 5 seconds it should reset the windows..also check if your window lock button is down(drivers side) same goes for the sun roof.

1. Start the car and leave it idle.
2. Hold the window button down all the way, until the window is completely down.
3. Let go and push it down again and hold the window button for 2 to 3 seconds then let go. (You should be able to hear or feel (very faintly) the motor/sensor reset.)
4. Pull up on the window button and roll the window up until it is all the way up, when it is up let go.
5. Pull the button up again for 2 to 3 seconds. (You should be able to hear or feel (very faintly) the motor/sensor reset.)

further investigation is required, take of side panel to see what has become detached.

Your switch is wet.

the correct method is the heat as it is heat welded in place using a micro wave process ( the same process as welding plastic tarps etc)
anything else will be strickly short term and will fail when it is really pouring down
to see if the quote is reasonable ring other shops and get quotes from them
I would expect that what has been quoted would be in the ball park figure of other quotes

This is essentially correct. A common problem with earlier models of Eurovans is the wiring through the door boot. Check this first as the wires tend to become brittle and break. This can save you alot of hassle in getting the door panel off and inspecting the motor mechanism. A good sign is if when you press the window switch you hear a little "click" in the right front of the dash. That is the window relay engaging. Power is getting to that point in the circuit but can't make it back through to the door.
Mike