[Ford family Colleen]

Chrisgb - thanks for the response. Sorry, it's a 2017 Titanium. They do not work in the regular ON position either. I did not see anything on my display regarding code or message - is that what you mean?

Zoom indeed! Hunkering down with the hubby over a turkey breast and football.

 

[Ford family Colleen]

If you do a search on the forum for "low beams" you'll probably get enough information to understand your predicament. There's been a good bit posted on the topic of Escapes that find themselves with high beams only.

I found this:
The high beam solenoid in the headlamps default to the low beam position. Is it just one side or both? If it is both, I would suspect either your high beam switch or the BCM, especially if they both got stuck at the same time. As an easy way to check if its the switch or BCM, I would try to have someone turn your headlights on and off while the car is not running but in Accessory mode, if you listen near the headlight, you should be able to hear the solenoid click when the light switch is moved from on to off, if you can hear the clicking you have probably ruled out the high beam solenoids. Good luck and keep us posted!
Thanks for the advice. I will try to listen for the click and hope it's not the BCM.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

 

[Ford family Colleen]

Thank you! I will take your advice!

 

[Ford family Colleen]

Thanks again. The hubby bought some lamps and we'll try that today. If that's not the solution, we'll try fuses next. I really appreciate the help. My model year is 2017, so covered by your link.