2. Window Regulator Failure: The window regulator is a mechanism that helps the window move up and down. If the regulator fails, the window may become stuck and unable to roll up.
3. Broken Window Switch: The window switch is the button that you press to roll up or down the window. If the switch is broken, it will not be able to send a signal to the power window motor to roll up the window.
4. Damaged Wiring: The wiring that connects the power window motor, window regulator, and window switch can become damaged or disconnected. This can prevent the window from rolling up.
5. Door Lock Malfunction: Some vehicles have a safety feature that prevents the windows from being rolled up or down if the doors are not properly locked. If the door lock is malfunctioning, it may prevent the window from rolling up.
6. Child Lock Engaged: Many vehicles have a child lock feature that prevents children from opening the windows. If the child lock is engaged, it may prevent the window from rolling up.
7. Computer Module Failure: In some cases, a failure in the vehicle's computer module can interfere with the power window operation and prevent the window from rolling up.
To determine the exact cause of why the window is not rolling up in your Ford Contour, it is recommended to take it to a qualified automotive technician for inspection and diagnosis.
