Contents: Driver's door window switches ⤓ Passenger window switches ⤓ Lock switch ⤓ Safety window lift mechanism ⤓
The power windows only operate when the ignition key is in the "ON" position.
Each door glass will go up or down when the corresponding switch button is pressed.
Caution! Before using the electric window, make sure that the rising glass will not pinch your head, hands, fingers, etc.
Warning! Do not leave the vehicle without removing the key from the ignition.
Warning: Do not leave a child or person unable to safely operate the power window switches unattended in the vehicle.
Note: Repeated use of power windows with the engine off can drain the battery. Use power windows only when the engine is running.
Driver's door window switches
The switches on the driver's door control the windows on all the doors of the car. The window can be lowered or raised by pressing the corresponding switch. Press the switch down to lower the window and pull the switch up to raise the window.
If the switch is pressed all the way down, the glass will automatically go all the way down; if it is pressed up, the glass will automatically rise. If there is a need to stop the glass movement, then lightly press the switch in the opposite direction (pull the switch up if the glass moves down, and vice versa, press it down if the glass moves up).
Passenger window switches
Using these switches, you can control the glass of the corresponding doors.
Press the switch down to lower the window and pull the switch up to raise the window.
Note: The rear door windows only open halfway.
Lock switch
1. Lock position.
2. Unlock position.
If this switch button is pressed, it is not possible to operate the power windows using the switches on the passenger doors.
To unlock this button, you need to press it again.
Note: The switch on the driver's door can be used to raise or lower the window on either door.
Warning! Remember that a child in the car may accidentally turn on the electric window and get his hands or head caught in the glass. If there is a child in the car, be sure to lock the electric window switches on the passenger doors
Safety window lift mechanism
If a hand or head is caught in the rising glass, it will automatically lower.
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However, make sure that no one sticks their hands or head out when raising the window. The automatically lowered window can be operated again after a few seconds.
Warning! If the safety mechanism operates three or more times in a row, it may switch off. To avoid an accident, make sure that your head or hand is not caught in the rising glass at this point.
Warning! The safety mechanism switches off just before the glass is fully raised. This allows the glass to be closed tightly. Therefore, be careful not to pinch your fingers.
Note: If the safety mechanism operates three or more times in a row, it may be disabled and the window may not close tightly. In this case, do the following. If the window is open, gradually pull the corresponding window switch upward until the window closes tightly. Then release the switch, and then pull it again and hold it in this position for at least 1 second. After this, all windows can be operated normally.