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Unlocking and locking
WARNING (continued)
or use power-operated equipment (e.g. the electric windows), which could
cause injuries. The electric window switches are only disabled when the
driver door or the front passenger door is opened.
•
Never close the windows in a careless or uncontrolled manner, as there
is a risk of causing injuries.
•
When locking the vehicle from the outside, make sure that nobody is
inside the vehicle, as the windows cannot be opened from the inside in an
emergency.
Switches in the driver door
The driver can operate all the electric windows in the vehicle.
The electric windows are controlled by two-stage switches:
Opening the windows
– Press the switch as far as the first stop and hold it until the
window has moved to the desired position.
– Press the switch briefly to the second stop and the window will
automatically open all the way.
Closing the windows
– Pull the switch as far as the first stop and hold it until the window
has moved to the desired position.
– Pull the switch briefly to the second stop and the window will
automatically close all the way.
Safety switch
⇒ page 109, fig. 80
The safety switch
switches. The windows can only be operated from the rear when the safety
switch is pressed in.
The symbol
lights up on the safety switch when the electric windows in the
rear doors are disabled (switch not pressed in).
Note
The windows will work for about ten minutes after the ignition has been
switched off. The electric window switches are only disabled when the driver
door or the front passenger door is opened.
Switches on the front passenger's door and rear doors
Each of these doors has a switch for its own window.
The electric windows are controlled by two-stage switches:
A
can deactivate the rear door
E
Fig. 81 Switch on front
passenger door
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