2002 mercury mountaineer power windows not working will not go up

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Mercury Mountaineer (2002-2005) fuses and relays

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The fuse box is located under the instrument panel on the driver's side. The location of the fuses in the passenger compartment: Mercury Mountaineer (2002-2005 ...

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I think there has got to be a fuse for the electric locks. I would call a dealer and ask them where it would be located

That was the problem this is called a logic box the visor is connected fuse that control window and radio,

All the windows are on the same fuse, if the other windows are working fine, it's not a fuse issue. I susppect the motor or the window regulator.
With your ear close to the door panel, press the window switch up and down, if you hear the motor and grinding noises then the window regulator needs to be replaced, if you don't hear anything then the motor is bad OR no power is getting to the motor. either way you will have to take the door panel off and to fix.
HTH

The power window motors on these vehicles have a cable that winds the window up and down. The cable is connected to the window regulator by a peice of plastic. When it breaks it's done. I've already replace 3 on ours. Another great ford design. Be prepared to replace the transmission if you have the v8 awd. Ours along with a lot of other people's went out under 70,000 miles. If you can... get rid of it ASAP!

I would check for a blown fuse for the window circuit. Were you trying to lower a window when this happened? If so, that window motor may be defective causing the fuse to blow. If not you may have to isolate the problem by disconnecting each window motor separately.

If not in fuse panel at dash, try power distribution center/box under hood, usually near battery. Your owners manual should tell you, if you have it.

the first thing to do is go to your fuse box to see if there are blown fuses i won't comment on your statement however hope this helps regards Jim