Contents: Manual windows* ⤓ Power windows with electric drive* ⤓ Main switch ⤓ Passenger door window switches ⤓ Lock switch ⤓ Anti-pinch protection ⤓
Manual windows*
1. Raising the glass; 2. Lowering the glass
Power windows with electric drive*
The power windows only operate when the ignition switch is in the ON position.
The glass of each door rises or falls when the corresponding button is pressed.

1. Driver's door; 2. Front passenger door; 3. Left rear door; 4. Right rear door; 5. Lock switch.
Note: After disconnecting the battery terminal wires or replacing the fuse in the vehicle's electrical circuits, there is a possibility that the electric window regulators may not operate properly even after the electrical circuit has been restored. In this situation, it is necessary to perform the following steps for all window regulators. If the window is lowered, press the corresponding button on the window regulator remote control several times to completely close the window. Then press the switch button again and hold it down for 1 second. After this, the normal operation of the electric window regulator will be restored.
Warning
- (1) Before raising the windows while the vehicle is moving, make sure that the passengers' hands or heads are not exposed to the windows, as they may be caught in the glass and injured. This warning is especially important for children
- (2) Before leaving the vehicle, remove the key from the ignition switch.
- (3) Do not leave children unattended in the car. They may unknowingly activate switches and become trapped in the window.
Main switch
The main switch located on the driver's door can control the windows of 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 press the switch up to raise the window.
If the switch is fully pressed down (up), the glass will go down (up) automatically. If you need to stop the glass from moving, press the switch slightly in the opposite direction (press the switch up if the glass is moving down, and vice versa, press the switch down if the glass is moving up).
Passenger door window switches

The switches located in the doors control the corresponding door windows. Press the switch down to lower the window, and press the switch up to raise the window. If the switch is fully pressed down (pressed up), the door window will lower (raise) completely. If you need to stop the window from moving, press the switch slightly in the opposite direction.
Note
- (1) The power windows can operate for 30 seconds after the ignition is turned off. If the driver's door is opened during this period, the door glass can open or close for another 30 seconds. However, after the driver's door is closed, the power windows will not operate
- (2) Due to the design features of the rear doors, the windows of these doors only open halfway.
Lock switch
1. Blocked; 2. Unlocked
Pressing the switch button causes the control of the power windows of the doors to be blocked using the switches on the passenger doors. Using the switch on the driver's door, you can raise or lower the window on any door.
To unlock, press this button again.
Warning: If a child plays with the window switch, the passenger's hands or head may be caught in the glass when the window is raised and injured. Therefore, when transporting children, it is necessary to lock the window lifters in the passenger doors.
Anti-pinch protection
If something interferes with the window when closing, the window will stop and automatically lower slightly. However, make sure that passengers do not have their hands or heads out of the window. The lowered window can be raised again after a few seconds.
Warning: The anti-pinch feature will not work if something is caught in the glass when the window is almost completely closed.
Note: Using the windows with the engine off will drain the battery, so try to use the windows only when the engine is running.
