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Sunroof and roof window (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

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Contents: Luke ⤓ Trauma-safe hatch mechanism ⤓ Sun protection blind ⤓ Roof window ⤓ Sunshade for roof window ⤓

Luke





The sunroof can only be operated when the ignition key is in the "ON" position.



The hatch opens automatically when you press button 3. If you want to stop the hatch from opening, press button 1 or 2.

The hatch closes automatically when you press button 2. To stop the hatch from closing, press button 1 or 3.

When switch 1 is pressed, the rear part of the hatch is raised to ventilate the interior.

Note: When the sunroof is slightly open, the sunshade automatically opens slightly.


To close the slightly open hatch, press switch 2.

Trauma-safe hatch mechanism



If a hand or head is caught in the closing hatch, it will open automatically. However, make sure that no one sticks their hands or head out when opening or closing the hatch. Within a few seconds after the automatic triggering of the safety mechanism, the hatch can be controlled again using the switches.



If the hatch's safety mechanism is triggered five or more times in a row, it may cause the hatch to fail to close tightly. In this case, perform the following operations:
  • press button 2 several times in a row until the hatch closes completely;
  • once the hatch is closed, press button 2 again and hold it for about 3 seconds;
  • press button 3 to fully open the hatch, then press button 2 to fully close the hatch;
  • once the operations have been completed, the hatch can be operated in the normal mode.

Note: Try not to stop the sunroof movement before it is fully open or closed. If this happens accidentally, repeat all operations (1-3) again.


Warning! The safety mechanism switches off just before the hatch closes completely. This allows the hatch to close tightly. Therefore, be careful not to get your fingers caught in the hatch.


Sun protection blind





The sunshade can be opened and closed manually by sliding it.

Caution: When opening and closing the curtain, be careful not to pinch your hands.


The sun blind opens automatically when the sunroof is opened.

Before closing the sunshade, close the sunroof.

The sunshade cannot be closed if the sunroof is open. Do not attempt to close the sunshade if the sunroof is open.



Roof window



The sunshade of the roof window opens and closes separately. The glass of the roof window itself cannot be opened or closed.

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Sunshade for roof window





The sunshade of the roof window must be opened and closed manually.

Note: When leaving the vehicle, make sure the sunroof is closed and the key is removed from the ignition.


Note: Do not attempt to operate the sunroof if it is frozen (after a snowfall or in severe frost)


Note: Do not sit on the hatch or place luggage or heavy objects on or near it.


Note: Once the sunroof is completely closed or opened, immediately release the switch button.


If the sunroof does not open or close when you press the power button, check to see if anything has gotten underneath it.

If your vehicle is equipped with a roof rack, be careful not to let the hatch and the rack touch when you open the hatch to ventilate the interior.

Before washing or leaving the car, make sure the sunroof is tightly closed.

When covering the car with wax paste, make sure that it does not get on the seal (made of black rubber) installed around the perimeter of the sunroof opening. If wax gets on the seal, the seal of the sunroof will not be tightly sealed.



After washing your car or after rain, remove any water from the sunroof before opening it.

Repeated use of the sunroof with the engine off can drain the battery. Use the sunroof only with the engine running.
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