OK, check power at each wire to the actuator. Each has power moving the switch from lock to unlock. Using jumper wires from a battery direct (+ and -), actuator works. Whats the likely problem? (listen to information told, and untold)

if switch has power it has to be a ground if switch is functioning properly.

Is the window jammed somehow?

lil_dq said:

Is the window jammed somehow?

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nope, no jamming.

one actuator is bad and it affects the others

Bax said:

one actuator is bad and it affects the others

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Nope, For a circuit to work properly there has to be power, AND GROUND! The ground wire was open.

smokey said:

if switch has power it has to be a ground if switch is functioning properly.

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blacksnapon said:

Nope, For a circuit to work properly there has to be power, AND GROUND! The ground wire was open.

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Smokey had it. That's what I was thinking, but you didn't comment on Smokeys, so it made me question myself again.

6L PWR said:

Smokey had it. That's what I was thinking, but you didn't comment on Smokeys, so it made me question myself again.

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I PMMED him.

electric door locks

Having some problems, purchased used auctator and bone yard says it works, I cannot get it to work or the old one before I install it. I have power to both wires to auctator when rolling the rocking switch. Other door doesnt work either. How do you check to see if auctuator is working before install? Thanks

godzilla77 said:

Having some problems, purchased used auctator and bone yard says it works, I cannot get it to work or the old one before I install it. I have power to both wires to auctator when rolling the rocking switch. Other door doesnt work either. How do you check to see if auctuator is working before install? Thanks

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Apply power and ground with jumper wires. actuator should work.