2006 RX330, After having battery problems, I can't open all the windows from the driver's door. All the windows work from their respective door. Any suggertions? Thanks Tom

Did you try the window lock button that locks the other doors from being operated from their respective switches?

See page 64 of manual...open and close rear window using rear door's window switch. It will reset the driver's door master, which will work as it should.

My mechanic took out the panel on the driver side control because my right rear passenger window would not work after disconnecting the battery (but the control on the passenger rear door works) and when he put it back, it worked..it's possible it's just a loose wiring connection. My car is a 2006 Lexus RX330 with 58K miles on it.

Looks like the window/door control ECU lost it's program while the power was off or low. You need to see the lexus dealer to reprogram the ECU which is done with a sequence of buttons to press.

Most likely the RX lost the ECU program/ configuration. Need to reset the config. It is a sequence of buttons that need to be pressed.
You have to do the exact sequence of each door as it blinks or you cannot use your windows. Here are the steps.

first the driver window button will blink. lower the window half way down then raise the window up to max and hold the button for 5 seconds. Then the front passenger window button will light up and you do the same thing for each door as it lights up. It goes driver, front passenger, rear passenger side then rear driver side then do your sunroof by hitting the tilt button hold for 5 seconds and that calibrates all the windows.

Inside the glove box on the left side there is an on/off switch, which m,ay have been bumped off thereby shutting off the power controls to the hatch. Check that first. Then press the unlock button on your key twice, then test all 3 power hatch buttons to test them, one each on lower left dash by the gas cap door release, one on fob and the one at the hatch. If they still do not work it is possible your door may need to be 'initialized" by your dealer due to power failure. I have seen this with seats and windows but never with the rear door....

first thing you should do is try to have a shop open the door with a beak in kit. if they can't get the door open this way the door trim panel will have to be pryed off. it is difficult to do with the door closed but it can be done. the trim pane will probably be ruined during removal. once the trim panel is removed the door latch can be released from the inside.

First to keep with the basics, make sure you haven't inadvertantly hit the safety lockout button on your drivers side control panel. Then pop out or unscrew the switch from it's holder and check with a test light if the power is being ditributed to the other windows, if not you'll need a new door control modual and you'll have to take it to the dealer so they can code it and activate it according to your keyless entry system.This is probably covered under waranty and or recall. Thank you, Dana

The control may have gone bad... You'll need to 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. Then you can disconnect the controls and test them

If you recently replaced your battery, you may just need to reset the window controls from the driver's door. To do this put the passenger window down using its control, then hold the button to put the window back up and continue holding the button for an additional 5 seconds. I just did that on mine and they started working again.