Power Window Service.

What Can Happen to Your Power Windows.

Faulty power windows can quickly become an annoyance at best and a severe problem at worst. Non-functioning power windows can make visiting the ATM or drive-through window rather inconvenient. Power windows that fail in the lowered position can let rain, snow, or debris into your vehicle and even leave your car more vulnerable to break-ins. Anyone of the culprits listed below can prevent your power windows from working correctly. If you experience any of these issues, bring your vehicle to BMW of West St. Louis for service as soon as possible:

• Stuck track – It’s not uncommon for power windows to get stuck in the middle of their travel. While the power window motor works perfectly, the window track may have debris or grime that causes the window to freeze up in certain places.
• Faulty window switch – A failed window switch can keep your power windows from working correctly. Fortunately, most window switches are easy to diagnose and replace.
• Failed window motor – The electrical motor driving your power window can also burn out with use and age or fail unexpectedly due to underlying electrical issues.
• Broken window regulator – The mechanism connecting the actual window glass to the window motor can also fail due to wear or damage.
• Blown fuse – Sometimes the problem is as simple as replacing a fuse or relay. However, this could indicate an underlying problem that should be appropriately diagnosed by an expert technician.