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Not sure. I found this on PT Do-It-Yourself.net.....

I have a 2005 TE Convertible with 11.5k miles. I disconnected the battery cable to clean the post (+ side), and after it was reconnected, the windows won't work. Checked fuses (#9 in PDC under hood and #14 interior fuse box) and all are ok. Called the dealer in Texas, and he said to disconnect the battery for 15 to 20 minutes, and that should bleed out any reserve charge in the circuit, and then the windows should operate. Has anyone tried this before? Also, I can't reset the clock. Any help would be appreciated. – Brian, from Guatemala.

Always disconnect and isolate the negative battery cable first, then disconnect the positive cable. When reinstalling the battery cables, start with the positive cable first, than connect the negative cable. The method that the dealer suggested is normally used to disarm (bleed capacitors) the restraint system. You can try it, but if it doesn't work try resetting the IOD fuse by removing and reinstalling. Read through this section for more information on the IOD fuse. If that doesn't work and all the other fuses appear to be ok have it checked. There's a TSB for this inoperable window/top issue on some PT Convertibles. See your owner's manual for instructions on resetting the clock.