Read this post on how to diagnose the problem. http://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/power-window-not-working/
But in the meantime, there are only two ways to get the glass up:
Disconnect it form the window regulator and tape and block it in the up position, OR cut the cables to the window regulator and block it in the up position. If you cut the cables, you'll have to replace the regulator.
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SOURCE: Driver Side Window not working in 2006 Sebring
cable that lifts it up could have broke you will need to remove door panel and take it out to have a look.Does it make a noise when you operate the switch
SOURCE: Driver-side window non-respondent (2003 4door Chrysler Sebring)
Your widow regulator is defective or the motor is defective. Remove door panel, using a punch, punch out the rivets, using a !/4 drill out the aluuminum plugs. Remove the regulator and inspect, if its not defective apply bearing grease when mechanism rolls up and down. Rivets must be replaced by 1/4 screws and nuts. Take motor apart, you will find three plastic plugs which have a tendency to disenegrate, replace these with ball bearings, pack the motor and I do mean pack it with wheel bearing grease. Reasemble.
SOURCE: inside door handle 2004 sebring won't work
First off, you'll need to be able to remove the door panel. there are plastic clips (Push in body clips) as well as a couple of screws that hold the panel on. If you do not have power windows, you'll need a tool available from most any parts store to remove the window crank handle. You can get a window crank handle off with a couple of standard screwdrivers (There is a small metal clip that locks the handle on) but this normally results in damage to the panel. When the panel swings freely away from the bottom of the door, gently slide it directly up to remove it.
Once there, you should be able to clearly see the handle assembly, look for a metal rod about 1/4 inch in diameter that is supposed to be attached to the handle assembly via a little plastic clip. if either the clip or the handle assembly is broken, the rod will disconnect and you will be yanking on a handle attached to essentially nothing.
Door rod clips are available through most auto parts stores for $4-5, handle assembly's you can sometimes get through a wrecking yard, or order from the parts store.
Once you have the panel removed
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