1986 toyota camry side door window came off its track and it's not power windows

There are a number of causes for this, first the most likely is a fuse, second, the next is the switch has failed, third, if the window moves slightly in each direction, you can rule those out. Camrys have a problem with the windows coming out of the track.

You may have to review notes on how to remove the drivers side panel and replace one of the broken screws that hold the glass in place on the bottom rail. I believe the cause my be that and if not it may be a sticky guide rail. Try rubbing some furniture polish on the edge of the glass that sticks (usually to opposite side of the one that does not match the door). This may help to get the glass sliding smoothly again.

glass has gotten out of the window regulator track or a broken window regulator. have to remove door panel and now need to know if its power windows or hand rollup windows. if manual you will need to remove handle by removing c-clip from behind the handle.

I just did one on my Chrysler. May be quite different, but I'm suspicious that the track was creased or the fur damaged in some way when you had the original problem, or the track is not secured tightly to the door frame. The regulator keeps the glass pretty even but if the window binds on a crease, or whatever, I guess it could get jammed and slide out the crease instead of up the slot. Good luck. Those accursed things are frustrating work in hard-to-get-in spots!

Look for a missing bolt around frame

No won't be fuse. My guess is there is something faulty with the main controller. You could probably verify this by trying the switch on right rear passenger door. If it works there then the problem is at the main controller in the driver door. Could be a loose wire or the switch itself is broken.

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.

Fig. 2: Using a taped prytool, carefully remove the bezel portion of the handle

Fig. 3: Remove the bezel by pulling towards the tip of the handle

Fig. 4: Remove any screw covers . . .

Can you hear the moter or do interior lights dim when pressing button? If so remove door panel and lubricate tracks and rolers using lithium grease lube only the tracks that do not come in contact with glass.

Check the connections at the switch and at the moter with a volt meter if there is power than time for a new moter. no power than check at drivers side switch. If no power there and fuse is ok you have a open in wires and will have to trace entire circut

I would not consider that issue normal. Camry window motors are quiet.

you have to remove the door panel to reglue the window back onto the raise/lower arm.
you likely blew a fuse.