It is probably not fuses. Your car has an actuator in each door. I'm guessing you are having trouble with only one window. The actuator for that window will need replaced. You only need to replace the bad one, not all 4 doors.
SOURCE: power windows
sounds like you have a problem with the gem module, (generic electronics module). This is a common problem with most ford trucks and suv's. you can find it behind the knee bolster on the drivers side under the dash.... hope this info helps.
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SOURCE: 1990 camry power window problem
It is rare that the power window relay will fail. Personally, I would look to see if there is power at the master switch on the driver's door. Anywhere. If the is NO POWER, you have a broken wire between the door & the LF kick panel where the wires come thru the body into the door shell. If there is power, the master switch is narmally the culprit
SOURCE: Driver's Side Power window control panel on door doesn't work.
I had the same problem a few weeks ago. I took it to a mechanic who has the same vehicle and he said it was the switch in my driver side door panel. Not that big a deal, but a little costly and the switch has to be programmed by a dealer wich is BS. The mechanic put the switch on and it will work on all my other windows except my driver window. so good luck.
SOURCE: 1989 Buick Century Power Window Problem
check the wire bundle that runs between the drivers door and the door post. This door is the most used in the entire vehicle which makes these wires flex and eventually break. I had the exact same problem, did exactly what you did until I finally figured out the problem was not where the symptoms showed up. It is a very tight spot to do any kind of a repair, but I did it and so can you.
SOURCE: POWER WINDOW FAILURE
you might have a broken wire usually from the door to the windshield pillar inside a rubber insulation
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