Bamber

Thanks guys I'll give these a go.

Someone on another forum has responded with the following;

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Just been through this problem on my X350. Exactly as you described and ended up replacing the regulator complete with motor and motor controller. I think it's the motor controller that fails, it's a small printed circuit board that's attached to the motor.
The complete unit was fairly cheap from Ebay and I lubricated everything in sight when replacing it. 
BTW even with the unit out of the door but still connected and under no load the old unit was still sticking.

Interesting I'm going to see if I can locate a motor

Ahh I see, do you have any information about the diagnostic machines?

I know they aren't cheap but wouldn't mind doing some research?

34 minutes ago, Raistlin said:

I suspect the anti-trap hasn't been calibrated. This is a part of the post battery disconnection / re-connection process which is usually ignored.

Try this:-

Close the window fully. Press and hold the switch in the closed position for three seconds, or until you hear a slight click from the mechanism.

Try the window again as it should now be calibrated.

 

Welcome to the club BTW :)

Hi Raistlin and thanks for the warm welcome.

I forgot to mention that I've tried the calibration process and it's not helped, I could be wrong but I'm guessing that because theres only one door affected then it wouldn't be the calibration?

I'm clueless with this kind of stuff so please ignore my ignorance.

Cheers

Hi

I have searched this and other forums for an answer but have struggled to 100% confirm exactly what the issue is.

In the video below you can see that when I try to open my window with one touch or a long press, the window opens about 2 inches and stops. Also the same when closing the window too.
All other three windows open as normal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1naR...ature=youtu.be

Please can someone confirm if I do need a new regulator?

Apologies if this has been covered and I haven't been able to find it.

Regards

Bam