Power Window Repair
If your power window has a problem it can be irritating. It's especially bad if your window is stuck down in hot, cold or rainy weather. And if your drivers window is stuck up, you've got to open the car door at the fast food drive-through, toll booth, and ATM.
Call us today to schedule your appointment for power window repair. Let an expert technician repair your power window on-site, at your home or office. Get a free quote online or by phone during normal business hours.
918-734-3326
Business Hours:
Mon - Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Power windows can malfunction for a number of different reasons. Our systematic approach to diagnosing power window issues helps us to provide you with accurate repair quote pricing. We service all makes and models, including factory and aftermarket power window systems.
When power window regulators fail, the window
may come off track and slide down.
The most common problems result from a broken window regulator (ie: window track), seized window motor, busted cable pulley or faulty window switch. And while uncommon, sometimes there is a combination of problems.
In some cases, power window issues are intermittent. Your window might stop working temporarily and then start working again for awhile. But these intermittent issues typically get worse with time, to the point where it permanently stops working. If your power window works intermittently, you may have a faulty window switch.
If your power window is operating slower than normal, it's most likely because the window motor is failing. It will typically get slower and eventually seize completely. A slow window will also occur if the glass is binding within the rubber window channels.
It's usually necessary to remove the door panel for power window repair.
With a broken window regulator, you might actually hear a crunching or grinding type of noise while pressing the window switch. Most auto manufacturers are now using cable operated regulators. This modern window regulator design is light and cheap to produce, but it's more fragile than traditional window regulators. Most window regulators are not repairable and thus require the entire assembly be replaced.
With cable window regulators, the window motor pulls a wire cable along the track. A series of plastic pulleys are designed to keep the cable on track. The cables are attached to a bracket plate, which mounts to the door glass. The glass and attached bracket slide along the regulator track during operation. Broken cables and damaged pulleys are common problems with this type of regulator.
An inoperable power window can be a safety issue too. If the door glass is stuck down, people have access to your car through an open window. It’s wise to repair a broken power window as soon as possible, to insure your car is secure.
We deliver!
Our expert technicians are ready to help. With free mobile service, we provide on-site repair at your home or office. Let us fix your power window quickly and efficiently, while saving you time and money.