2004 ford explorer power windows inoperable

No there is not. Even if windows were under hood.
Have you checked relay, switches especially the drivers side that can lock out passenger window.

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Fuse, most likely. Check the fuse panel located on the drivers side of the dashboard. Or possibly the fuse box located under the hood.

my biggest concern with your problem is that fuse#6 and #2 are only part of the possible problem and those two are located in the BJB (battery junction box) under the hood

your primary focus should be on fuse #17 and the accessory delay relay located in the CJB (central junction box) under the dash

and then there is ground G400 @ the left D-pillar

fuse #17 powers the window when the accessory delay relay is energized, believe it or not, but a ground through the instrument cluster!!!

good luck and keep us posted

In the battery Junction Box check fuse # 6-60AMP will feed Central Junction Box (under driver side), the inline circuit breaker #47-30AMP, through the Accessory Delay Relay, powered by fuse #17-15AMP to the Window Control Circuit. Check the fuses, and for 12v at the points. Then check for 12v at the driver side door switch pannel.

Also uou should check the plug into the main window button console in your drivers door. The little piece of plastic around the door handle pops out when pushed towards the front of the vehicle. This gives you access to the buttons and harnesses.

Good luck (remember rated this help).

There's another fuse box under the hood I think it's near the left hood hinge.

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

check fuse find location in owners manual usually drivers side under dash or under hood some vehicles by glove box if fuse is good check for power at door switch if power probably bad switch

You have 2 fuse feeds in battery junction box under hood.Fuse 6(60amp) and fuse 62(30amp) and one fuse in the interior fuse panel no. 17(15amp).
How the system works is fuse 6 feeds fuse 62 which feeds the switch side of the accessory delay relay which is located in the interior fuse panel. Fuse 17 feeds the coil side of the relay and the instrument cluster micro-processor grounds the coil side of the relay.
When coil side of relay is grounded it creates a magnetic field which pulls the switch side closed which then lets power flow to the master window switch on the LB/BK wire on pin 6. The ground for the master switch is G400 which is the BK wire on pin 2 and G400 is located in the left rear quarter panel next to the tail lamp assembly.

Hope this helps.

look for a 30 amp circut breaker in location # 62 in the power distribution box in the engine compartment

there is a switch on the drivers side that will make all windows inoperable its for child proof .Its with the rest of the windows switches