Automatic window not working after dead battery

My battery in my third gen finally took a crap yesterday. After replacing it, the drivers side automatic window is no longer working. It will go up and down if i hold the button, but not if i push it down as per the norm.

Anyone else experience this?

 

check fuses? could be that the auto down and up are on a different fuse

 

i have not yet. figured they might be on the same fuse. i'll do that tonight when i get home from work. thx for the tip

 

Someone on here posted how to reset them after changing battery or disconnecting the battery

 

cool. i'll look, but the search function of this forum leaves a lot to be desired...

 

I'm not exactly sure what the post was about but they had the same issue your having, and someone responded telling them how to reset them

 

X2, there is a reset procedure

 

My wife's Mazda 3 does this when I change the battery or disconnect it for any reason. After a couple of weeks, without doing anything to it, the window switch behaves normally. One of life's great mysteries. Though I've never had the issue with my Tacoma after disconnecting it, and I haven't replaced the battery yet. Both had Panasonic batteries from the factory, but I run a Duralast Gold in the Mazda now.

 

I believe you just roll it all the way down and keep holding the button down a couple seconds then all the way up and hold button up a couple seconds.

Edit: you must do this with each front window.

 

that did it! thank you everyone!

 

my audi had to be reset when the battery was disconnected, If i recall it was open the window all the way, then close all the way and repeat and it was programmed, im not sure if this is the case here.

 

They should make this a sticky

 

Why? It's in the owner's manual.

 

I guess not everyone might not have bought their truck new, and don't have the owners manual

 

True...or just download a copy.