My girl's '99 Hyundai Sonata all windows are stuck. I replaced the blown fuse, but the new one blew too. I watched a third fuse while someone else turned the key to the "on" position, and the fuse immediately blew. The owner says the driver window had problems in the past sticking and was "made to work". I assume the driver window motor is kaput and causing fuse to blow. I'll prolly disconnect the window motor and retry the fuse/ignition test and see where it goes form there, but want a second opinion before I take the panels off and start fiddling around.

Got it fixed, thanks. The fuse was the 30A in the engine compartment that was blowing. After taking off the door panel, we discovered that the window motor had slipped it's mount and wenched itself jammed. Apparently it was not securely bolted to the door frame when previously repaired. After firmly re-securing it everything works fine. We couldn't find any frayed wires, so I can only assume the tension on the wires from the slipped motor was causing a short. Re-wrapped those with E-tape and fastened her back up. Win win. Got it fixed, thanks. The fuse was the 30A in the engine compartment that was blowing. After taking off the door panel, we discovered that the window motor had slipped it's mount and wenched itself jammed. Apparently it was not securely bolted to the door frame when previously repaired. After firmly re-securing it everything works fine. We couldn't find any frayed wires, so I can only assume the tension on the wires from the slipped motor was causing a short. Re-wrapped those with E-tape and fastened her back up. Win win.

Good work. My bad assuming it was the 10 amp fuse. Yes, if the 30 amp fuse blows it's something in the door causing it. Good work. My bad assuming it was the 10 amp fuse. Yes, if the 30 amp fuse blows it's something in the door causing it.