How do you remove the power window switch control panel on a 2002 toyota camry? I know there is a screw under the rubber cover in the indentation where you put your hand to close the door but even with that screw removed the panel doesn't want to come off. i don't want to force it and break something.

On the inside trim, you can remove screws (these screws may be covered by filler pieces or may be visible, or they may require you pry a plastic piece off that covers the screws) that are by the door handle, arm rest, under door and side of door and then gently pull back on the panel as there will also be retaining clips attached and you don't want to break them. You'll need to lift the door panel upwards in order to get it off the window ledge. Then you'll need to manipulate the panel and disconnect the door handle linkage from the door handle and disconnect the wiring for your controls. Then you can replace the handle

left front door around the hinge area. there is a rubber boot inside that rubber boot are the wires for the windows. open it and you'll see some broken wires, stripped wires, etc. fix it.

here is step by step instruction to remove your door panel. i am not sure if the picture are coming through so please forgive me on the images. please do not forget to rate and comment about your experience today wih fixya Front Door

1. On vehicles without power windows, place a soft cloth under the window regulator handle and pull upwards on the cloth to release the snapring. Remove the regulator handle and plate.
   

Using a taped prytool, carefully remove the bezel portion of the handle
Remove the bezel by pulling towards the tip of the handle
Remove any screw covers ...
... and extract any retaining screws from the door panel

1. Remove the screw from the inside handle and slide the handle forward. Disconnect and remove the handle from the control link.
   
2. On manual mirrors, remove the setting screw and knob. Tape the end of a thin flat-bladed tool and pry the retainer loose to remove the cover.
   
3. If equipped with power windows, remove the power window switch from the and armrest.
   
4. Remove the mounting screws and remove the armrest from the door panel. Remove the inside door handle bezel by pushing rearward.
   

Carefully pry the edge of the door panel around the outer edges, then remove the door panel
Once the door panel is removed, make sure to disconnect all wiring

1. Remove the door courtesy light by pulling outward. Disconnect the electrical wiring.
   
2. Remove the two screw caps and speaker cover(s). Remove six screws from the trim panel.
   
3. Remove the door pocket from the panel.
   
4. Tape the end of a thin bladed tool, then insert the tool between the door panel and door and pry the panel outward. Disconnect the electrical wiring after the panel is free and remove the panel from the vehicle.
   

To install:

1. Connect the electrical wiring, if equipped, and install the trim panel onto the door.
   
2. Secure the trim panel with the mounting screws, then install screw caps and speaker cover(s).
   
3. Install the door pocket.
   
4. Install the armrest and secure with the mounting screws. Install the power window switch as required.
   
5. Install the door courtesy lamp. Install the inside handle bezel.
   
6. Install the outside rear view mirror cover and retainer.
   
7. Connect the inside handle to the control link. Install the handle, slide it rearward and install the screw.
   
8. With the door window fully closed, install the window regulator and handle.
   

I was looking for similar and had just seen this.. Hope this helps..

http://www.bodyshopzone.com/archives/trim/door_panels/Toyota/Camry_2000_front/removal_f4.html

Yes, you have to remove the door panel.

Remove the 2 plastic protectors on the front edge, and remove the 2 brass colored screws. Next, remove the push pins from the latch side. Push in, and pull out the whole thing. Next, under the armrest, remove the screw. Lift up the power windoe control, being careful to not break the plastic retainer tab. Remove the screw under the window control. Starting at the bottom, pull out the panel, and, when all of the clips are loose, pull the panel straight up. It is best to do this with the door panel as warm as possible, like in a heated garage. Doing this outside in the cold will break all of the plastic retainer clips; they are quite brittle whn cold.

I hope this helps

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To get to the Window:

Remove Door Inside Handle:
remove screw, slide the handle forward.
Disconnect the control link and remove the handle.

Remove Door Trim with Inner WeatherStrip:
Remove the two screws from the armrest.
Insert a screwdriver between the trim retainers and the door panel to pry it loose.  Eight hidden fasteners. 1 top left side of door.
1 right side about same height as top of armrest. 1 (each side) about same height as bottom of armrest. 1 on each corner bottom. 1 bottom in middle.  1 on left side between bottom corner and the previous at about lower armrest height...

Remove Service Hole cover.
Remove Door Glass Run.

Remove Division Bar (upper window section divider):
Remove the two screws under the weatherstrip
Remove the bolt.
Pull out the division bar.

Remove the Window Glass:
Place the glass in the door cavity.
Remove the two glass channel mounting bolts.
Remove the window glass by pulling it upwards.

You now have access to the Power Window Regulator; possible replacement of motor etc.

What type of 'things' have you tried for fixing the window and restoring operation?

On the inside trim, you can remove screws that are by the door handle, arm rest, under door and side of door and then gently pull back on the panel as there will also be retaining clips attached and you don't want to break them. You'll need to lift the door panel upwards in order to get it off the window ledge. Then you'll need to manipulate the panel and disconnect the door handle linkage from the door handle and disconnect the wiring for your controls. Then you can access the bolts that secure the mirror onto the door

Sure.

Pull off the triangle thing.
On the door, at the front edge, there should be 2 plastic caps. Remove them. Under the caps there are screws. Remove them.
On the rear of the door panel, above the latch, are 2 round things, with a smaller round thing in the middle. Press on the inner round thing, and pull the pin assemblys out.
Do you have a light on the door panel at the bottom? If so, pry it out with a small screwdriver (it's just a "press-fit"), and remove the wire connector.
Under the arm-rest, remove the big phillips screw that is hidden, about an inch back from the outer edge of the panel. You will see the hole.
Under the arm rest, remove the tiny plastic trim cover, remove another big phillips screw.
Remove the door handle: Remove the phillips screw. Slide the handle forward or backward to release it from the door metal. Undo the clamp from the lock rod to the handle.
Remove any screws at the very bottom of the panel, if there are any.
Starting at the bottom of the panel. pull straight out, to defeat the plastic clamps tht holds the panel to the door metal. Once the panel is loose, pull it up a bit to remove it from the window opening retainer. Finally, inside the panel, unplug the wiring harness to the window switch assembly.

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Remove the plastic screw covers at the forward edge of the door. Remove the 2 gold coloured screws.
Using a flat blade screwdriver, insert the blade above & below the locking thing at the door handle, pry up and down, top & bottom respectively. Slide & pull the handle out, remove the rod going to the handle.
Remove the 2 big screws for the door panel. 1 is under a small trim cover, the other is under the armrest
Remove the lower light & unplug it (if you have one) which may be under the arm rest (it pops out)
Press the centers of the 2 round push clips that are on the rear edge of the door panel and pull the clips out
Remove any screws at the bottom of the door panel (if you have them)
Starting at the bottom of the panel pull straight out with steady, even pressure as to not snap the plastic clips. After the bottom & side clips are disconnected from the door, lift the top of the panel straight up.
Remove the plastic sheet that covers the inner shell of the door.
Uning a 10 millimeter socket, remove the bolts that holds the window onto the regulator
Remove the window, up & out thru the top of the door
Unbolt & replace the regulator.

Does it work from the back window controls? Or regardless of location, windows don't roll down. If it's the first one, then I'd suspect the window controller in the front door is malfunctioning or the wiring headed to the back door. If it's the second option, you should remove your door panel and check the motor. Unplug the plug for the motor and either use a volt meter (or a 12volt test light if you don't have that...it's cheap) and operate the window switch. If you are getting 12 volts or the light lights, you know the motor is the problem. Let me know if you need to know how to pull the door panel off.