Manual rear window lifts
1. On some models, the rear doors have window lifts with manual regulators.

2. The window lift handles are located at the front of the rear doors of the car below the inner handles.
Electric window lifters with regulators
1. Activation of the electric window lifts is only possible when the ignition is on and the key is turned to the ON position.
Note: On models with power windows on all doors, the controls remain active for an additional 30 seconds after the ignition is turned off.
2. Lowering/raising the glass of each of the car doors can be done using the corresponding button of the main switch mounted in the armrest of the driver's door.
3. Pressing the switch button hard will lower the glass to the extreme lower position. Partial lowering of the glass is done by lightly pressing the button (until it is released).
4. Each of the car doors is also equipped with an individual switch for controlling the operation of the electric drive of the regulator. The switches are mounted on the door armrests.

5. The driver has the ability to block the activation of the passenger door window regulators from individual switches. The blocking button is part of the main switch. The blocking is disabled by pressing the button again.
6. The window regulators are equipped with a special safety device that automatically lowers the glass if an obstacle occurs when lifting it. This function is provided to eliminate the possibility of injury as a result of the glass pinching parts of the driver/passengers.
Precautionary measures
1. Remember that frequent use of the windows with the engine off will drain the battery.
2. The safety device switches off at the end of the glass travel, therefore, when closing the glass, make sure that none of the passengers have their fingers on top of the glass.
3. Be sure to enable the blocking of activation of the passenger door window regulators from individual switches if there are children in the passenger compartment.
4. When leaving the car, do not forget the key in the ignition.
