Toyota Corolla E12: Window Control Panel - Non-Working Window Lock, Diode D1 & W1 Button Issues

Hello.


The above photo is the window control panel board in the Corolla E12. The problem is the non-working window lock, ie after pressing the "W1" button, the "D1" diode should go out and the passenger's window should not go down, but the diode does not go out. I replaced the panel from the Englishman and it is the same. I undressed, cleaned it, checked it on the desk by connecting it to the 9V battery and the diode turned off after a short circuit in "W1" and I thought the problem was solved. However, after plugging into the car's installation, the LED does not go out. The panel power supply is 12V or should it be lower, e.g. 9V, if so, where to look for the reason?
If someone had a similar problem and solved it or has an idea how to solve it, I would be grateful for your advice.
Best regards.

Since the problem is on two panels, maybe there is a problem in the installation or drivers?
And the fact that it worked on the table.

I found the wiring diagram for the corolla from 2004 (UK) only like in the picture above. It doesn't look complicated. If I understand correctly, the window lock button cuts off or connects to the ground the passenger window switches (in this case 4 power windows). If I am wrong, please correct it. The lock does not work since I became the owner of this car. I also consider such bad luck that the panel from the Englishman is also damaged . Or maybe the panel is programming somehow (the battery was disconnected)

I will add that the colors of the wires on my plug do not match those in the diagram. The other bundles would be US or Japanese?

Problem solved, it turned out that there was some sculptor under the professionally wrapped wires and made a bypass of the window blocking button.

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