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You will have to take off the interior door panel. Once that is off you should be able to find a manual lift insertion hole. Usually it is a hex wrench fitting but could be a screwdriver style.
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sure, take off door car
access motor,. and remove motor or find a way to move its gear
drive to put window up
or hot wire motor. (one way goes down, other polarity up)
ask for how to hot wire, (do so connector at motor pulled)
use a jumper wire with 15amp inline fuse #18 gage wire or larger.
the window transmission is busted... someone tried to roll the window down while frozen shut by ice... or roll up with something in the way maybe? replace the window motor/transmission (one single unit).
normally you want the window up to access the motor and regulator but you can remove the window motor and try with a pair of pliers turning the gear manually
Your driver's window glass may have come off the regulator mechanism.
If electric window control
The glass may have detached from the regulator or the regulator cable has unwound itself off the mechanism (ie tension during upward motion, but loose when motor stops winding).
Your driver's door panel will need to be removed to inspect your window regulator operation.
It is most likely the switch itself. since the down works that means that there is power going to the switch. So, the up position switch is probably worn out.
Unfortunately, this is a hit or miss problem with your generation of Taurus window motors. I am assuming it is Power windows. If it is not Power windows it could have come of track and/or hit a snag. To get a better look you will need to remove the door panel by the screws in the door handle,etc.. and clips around the frame of the door panel. Once removed, there will be a a few places to see what is actually happening when you try to roll the window up.. If it is power windows the true work is rolling UP the window,as gravity is what rolls it down. If you SEE the motor spinning but the window is stationary, you have a snag. If it isnt spinning you can get a new motor from a dealer or even a junkyard. If it is Manual windows.. You SHOULD HOPEFULLY see where and how the window is catching and not rolling up.. hope this helps and good luck!
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