Vehicles with front power windows
The power window of each door includes a gear motor. The power window is activated by three switches. two of which are located on the driver's door, and the third - on the passenger door (pic. 8-28). The switches on the driver's door duplicate the operation of the switch on the passenger's door.
Pic. 8-28. Power window switching scheme:
1 - control unit;
2 — the switch of a window regulator of the left forward door;
3 - gearmotor of the right front door;
4 - gearmotor of the left front door;
5 - central door lock switch on the left front door;
6, 7 - left power window switches (6) and right (7) doors located on the left front door;
8 - power window switch on the right door.
See fig. for wire color designation. 8-8.
The control circuit provides the following modes of operation of the power windows:
- lowering the windows of both front doors:
- lifting glass only driver's door;
- automatic lifting of the windows of both front doors when the central locking of the door locks is turned on;
- lowering and raising the door windows with the ignition off and the driver's door open, as well as within one hour after the ignition is turned off, if the driver's door has not been opened during this time.
Vehicles with front and rear power windows
The power windows are operated by seven switches, four of which are located on the armrest of the driver's door. and the rest - on the armrests of the other three doors. The switches on the driver's door duplicate the operation of the switches on the other three doors. The operation of the power windows is the same as on cars with power windows in the front doors. There is also a switch to turn off power to the rear windows.
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