Power Window Repair in Nairobi
A window stuck open in Nairobi traffic, or in the rain, can't wait. We open the door, find the real fault and fix it while you wait at Roysambu, Nairobi.
Why car windows stop winding
A power window has four main parts: the switch, the fuse and wiring, the motor and the regulator (the arm or cable that lifts the glass). When the glass won't move, any one of them could be the cause, so we never guess.
We test each part with a meter and only replace what has failed. For example, if the motor hums but the glass doesn't move, the regulator cable has probably snapped. If nothing happens at all, it is more likely the switch, fuse or motor.
We work on front and rear doors of most cars on Kenyan roads, including the Toyota Fielder, Axio, Premio, Vitz, Probox, Harrier, Nissan Note, X-Trail, Mazda Demio, Subaru Forester and Honda Fit. Read more about window motor replacement, regulator replacement and window switch replacement.
Tell us what your window is doing
Won't go up or down
Nothing happens when you press the switch. Usually the switch, fuse or motor.
Stuck halfway
The glass jams or tilts. Often worn regulator rails or rollers.
Grinding or clicking
You can hear the motor, but the glass barely moves. Often a snapped regulator cable.
Glass dropped into the door
The glass fell inside the door. The regulator or glass clip has failed.
How it works
Quick, honest and done while you wait.
1. Send us your car details
Make, model, year and which door or side, with a photo if you can. We reply within the hour.
2. Get a clear price
We confirm the part, stock and fitting price before you come. No surprises.
3. We fit and test it
Come to Roysambu, Nairobi. We fit it while you wait and test it with you.
Parts for this job
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Power Window Repair in Nairobi: questions
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Get a price for your car
Tell us the make, model, year and which side or door. We reply on WhatsApp within the hour.
- 0719 167 875
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- Mon – Sat, 8:00am – 6:30pm