Fig. 1.20. Driver's door electric window switches: 1 – driver's door; 2 – front passenger door; 3 – safety switch; 4 – rear right door; 5 – rear left door
The switches for the front doors are made "two-stage".
If the corresponding switch is pressed or pulled out to the first detent position, the front window can be opened or closed manually.
If the switch is briefly pressed fully or pulled out to the second detent position, the corresponding front window can be opened or closed automatically.
In the front passenger door and in the rear doors, near the door opening handles, there are additional switches for the corresponding windows.
The electric drives of the rear windows can be switched off using the safety switch 3 in the driver's door.
Safety switch unlocked: switches in rear doors are operational.
Safety switch locked: switches in rear doors disabled.
The electric windows are equipped with overload protection. The window is automatically stopped when an obstacle appears in the glass's path. However, this does not happen when the windows are closed from the outside using the key, the overload protection does not work.
The electric windows do not work only when one of the front doors is open.
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