2002 explorer power window fuse where

It is fuse #17 in the fuse block under the driver side dash. That fuse controls the dome light, radio, and power windows in the 2002 Explorer. Nowhere n the manual does it tell you that the power windows are on that fuse. I am going from recent personal experience. It is a 15A mini fuse (blade type). Good luck!

According with the Explorer Owner Guide, I suggest...
1. Check for power on the Light Blue/Black (LB/BK) wire at the master window switch.
2. Check for a good ground to the master window switch on the Black (BK) wire. This wire provides the ground circuit for all of the window motors.

If both of these are good you probably have a bad master switch(drivers master switch).

The Light Blue/Black (LB/BK) wire gets its power supply from the accessory delay relay in the Central Junction Box (CJB) located under the instrument panel. The Generic Electronic Module (GEM) controls activation of the accessory delay relay. Fuse 2.17 is a 15 amp fuse in the CJB which supplies power to the relay. Fuse F1.6 is a 60 amp fuse in Battery Junction Box (BJB) which also supplies power to the accessory delay relay. G400(ground) is located at the driver side rear of the vehicle near the tail light assembly. This connection provides a ground for the master window switch (click image for zoom).




For additional details, i suggest try to look and obtain this 2002 Explorer Owner Guide 6th Printing (English).

Hope helps.

replace your power window fuse and relay

for early production models
bjb (battery junction box) fuse #6
cjb (central junction box) fuse #17

for late production models
bjb (battery junction box) fuse #6
bjb (battery junction box) fuse #47
bjb (battery junction box) fuse #2
cjb (central junction box) fuse #17

look for your acc fuse of the power window fuse eighter in the kick panel below the dash or in the fuse box under the hood.. you have a blown fuse..

Fuse #6 in the battery junction box under the hood, also early build had a circuit breaker (CB) later build used another fuse #47 in place of the circuit breaker.

Hi check your radio fuses

See if you have power coming out of the master power window switch when a button is pushed down. Remove a door panel and check for power at the window motor with the switch pushed. If you do not have power it could be the master switch. Good luck.

Check the fuse panel first, after that check your fuse relays under the hood, if not then it might be a wiring problem.

yes all related it's in the wireing or in switchs most likely wire