It might be a different fuse, though my guess is it would be the same as the fuse that powers the mirror controls.

Wish I could help, but I only can see the manuals for US versions which to my knowledge didn't come with folding mirrors.

 

Hello all. my new to me 2005 LX 470 folding mirrors will close by power but will not open when I push button. Must push them out by hand And don't lock in place So thaey move at highway speed anyone have a clue where to start.

 

Wrong forum. There is a forum for LX Lexus'

 

I know this is an old post; but I also know that there are lots of ES330 vehicles that have this same mirror motor problem. I just fixed my mirror motors last week (not to mention another ES330 I fixed a few years back) and have posted a youtube video describing how to do it. I'm sure a dealer would install a completely new mirror assembly as I don't think they sell individual motor modules. I believe the UP and DOWN motors go bad because the mirrors constantly autoadjust every time you put the car in reverse and back into drive (on some mirror settings).

The link to the YOUTUBE video is:
Hope that helps.

John

 

My mirrors don’t move when I reverse. But I can move manually move them with the controls fine. 06 Es

 

Hi funcrusher: If you can go up and down and sideways with the manual controls, then it's definitely not the motors. I saw some other threads that could help you out. Keep searching.

John

 

Well I put the manual control in the Left position instead of the usual middle one I leave it in and the mirrors folded down when I reversed then went back to the normal position in drive. Cool feature but I’m going to leave the control in the middle so they’re not constantly moving.

 

Hi, my problem is that the right side mirror does not brake, it keeps opening until it touches the car have you encountered this problem, do you know what needs to be changed?

 

Hello,

This is a forum section for a 1990 - 2006 Lexus ES300, you account mentions that you have a 2006 IS250, here is a forum section for your car. As far as I know, there was a switch telling the position of a mirror back in the day, if it would get worn out, mirror won't know where to stop. In any case, there has to be some kind of position sensor in the mirror, so you will have to take it out and apart regardless.

Hope this helps and best of luck!