Help!! - 2000 Grand Caravan Power Windows

The driver's side power window quit working on my wife's caravan.
Fortunately it died in the up position. I borrowed the switch out of my
neighbor's 2000 Town and Country and the window still wouldn't work so I am
assuming I have eliminated the switch. I starting taking the trim panel off
and have gotten stuck. I took all of the screws out that I can find and
then tried to pull the panel off. It is very hard so I didn't want to pull
and break something.

I guess I have 2 questions....

Is there a likely cause to the window not working (I am suspecting the motor
at this point)?
Assuming I need to get the trim panel off, is there a trick to it? Are any
screws hidden? Do I just need to pull harder on the panel? Once I have the
panel off, any advice from there on?

Thanks,

Chris

 

YOu may have a broken wire in the door jamb.
Larry

 

did you remove the screw under the switch?and pull hard when all the screws are
out
the cable/ motor drives fails alot on these vans

 

Thanks for the responses.

Update - It was the two screws "hidden" in the carpet below the map pocket.
Once they came out, I was able to pull the trim panel off from the plastic
clips that hold it in.

Once I got it off, I pulled the moisture barrier plastic off enough to get
to the motor. I unplugged the electrical connector at the window motor and
using a 12 volt source, put positive to one terminal and negative to the
other (directly on the motor) and the window went down. I reversed the
leads and the window went up. I plugged the connector back in at the motor
and the window is now working with the switch.

So now the question is why do you think it started working after I jumped it
out at the motor. I have little confidence it is truly fixed. However, I
did figure out a quicker way to jump the motor out if it happens again.
Pins 6 and 8 at the switch connector at the top of the door are the two that
go to the window motor so if it happens again, I can just pull the switch
out (2 minutes) and use pins 6 and 8 to jump out the motor.