Your power window doesnt go up or down and you hear the motor working when hit switch can move your half way with hands?

If your power window doesn't go up or down and you hear the motor working when you hit the switch, but you can move it halfway with your hands, it's likely that the window regulator is the issue. The window regulator is a mechanism that helps move the window up and down when you press the switch. It's made up of a series of gears and cables, and if any of these components are damaged or worn out, it can cause the window to stop working properly.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the window switch. Make sure that the window switch is working properly by testing it with another window. If the other window works, then the switch is likely not the issue.

2. Inspect the window regulator. You can usually access the window regulator by removing the door panel. Once you have access to the regulator, inspect it for any signs of damage or wear. Look for broken gears, frayed cables, or any other damage that could be preventing the window from moving properly.

3. Test the window motor. You can test the window motor by applying power directly to it. If the motor works, then the issue is likely with the regulator or the switch.

4. Replace the window regulator or motor. If you find that the window regulator or motor is damaged, you will need to replace it. This is a job that is best left to a qualified mechanic, as it can be tricky to do yourself.