Where are fuses on nisson almera for electric windows

The motor in the door is finished, take the door panel of and replace the motor

The easiest fix is to find the fuse. Most cars have the fuses under the dash on the drivers side. It almost has to be a fuse.

You can test all the fuses or try to find a diagram on your car. Autozone.com should have the info.
Hope this helps.

Need to pull remove the door panel. Test the motor if its bad then replace it. If its working then can. Check fuses, switches, wires and grounds. Could be several things. Could be the window regulator is broken also which would be to replace that is the option. How much do you know about electrical things volt meters and connecting two wires to motors to test things. Check youtube for videos

most likely same fuse... open fuse box and pull fuses out 1 by 1 and check them all to see which one is blown then replace it with new fuse of same amperage

If you spray silicone in the tracks from the top open window and the speed changes faster I would say the channels are too tight. If no change then the voltage at the motor needs to be checked at 13+ volts. If not then the wiring at the door bend needs to be checked for fraying. If a garage does this job, then they should fix it right. It is not right. You paid for it.

locate fuse block below dash on drivers side.there should be a legend on box lid.look for a 30Amp circuit breaker [#3?] a silver canister that plugs in like a fuse.

You haven't pushed the window lock button by mistake ?
Check the fuse's
Try the passengers window using the passengers switch .
let me know how you get on.

check window switch,then the wires between the door and body,will be in a rubber type tube . they sometimes break inside from the door opening and closing alot. also check the simple things like fuses and relays

#1 that vehicle has atleast 2 seperate fuse boxes, 1 located under the hood, and the other either under the dash board (driverside) or on the side of the dash board also on the driverside (cant remember which1 for sure, i own the same year explorer but its getting a trans. overhaul at this time, sorry.) anyway, make sure to check both of those areas 1st. i know there is a fuse for all the window motors, but there are relays as well, check those too. I seriously doubt it would be a bad drivers door master switch cluster, but you never know. all in all i would re-check your (owners) manual once more to locate the window fuse(s) and relay(s). If I remember correctly they do have fuse and relay charts in there for sure, just exactly where in that manual I cant remember, but its in an odd spot of the manual from what I recall! I know its not much help, but it should get you started in the right direction. Good luck and let me know if you have any more ?'s.

if it the old vitara i had exactly the same problem i shorted the fuze when trying to fix the windows and i could not find the fuze. By trial and error i found that the fuse is the round one next to the fuze box inside the car. Hope this helps.