Try spraying silicone lubricant spray in the glass channels (rubber beading thru which glass run up and down). If this stops fuse issue then you need to change those glass beadings.
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When you change the fuse and it blows in 2 days, are you using just one window or are several windows used during that 2 day period. If it is just one window then the motor may be bad and drawing to much voltage or shorting out and that is what blows the fuse. I would use just one window during a 1, 2, 3, or 4 day period. If the window used does not blow the fuse try another window and go through the same process of elimination. If a particular window use blows the fuse I would pull the door panel and check for a wire that might be bare and during your drive may be touching metal and creating a short and blowing the fuse. No matter what you have to do some tracing to locate where the bad motor or bare wire might be.
you may have a short (verify the integrity of the insulation of the positive wire from that fuse going to the rear window defroster, check the relay & switch.) try to replace the relay.
Could be number of causes: faulty (shorted) window control switch, damaged corroded or shorted wires to windows, faulty control unit (stuck relay), faulty window motor/s, exposed supply wire shorted with body or something else...
I would check for traces of water that have leaked into the inside fuse panel. You can sometime see rust marks on the metal parts of the dash around the fuse panel. There is a module on the back of the fuse panel and wire connectors that you can remove and inspect for water. If you find water in the fuse panel...the module and fuse will need to be replaced. If no water is found...the circuit that keeps blowing the fuse will need to be traced for a short. I could not find any common circuits for the wipers,power windows or lights.
Check the seat wiring harness below the seat and under the carpet. Water and moister will cause it to rust and break the wires or short them out. The windows and power seat require the use of a circuit breaker, this is recommended.
IF ITS ONLY THAT ONE DOOR THAT BLOWS THE FUSE TAKE OFF THE DOOR PANEL AND LIKE YOU SAID CK TO MAKE SURE NOTHING IS RESTRICTING MOVEMENT IF EVERYTHING A-OK REPLACE THE MOTOR SOUNDS LIKE ITS HAD ENOUGH AND IS PULLING TO MANY AMPS THATS WHY YOU KEEP BLOWING FUSES GOOD LUCK HOPE THIS HELPS
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