Windows; Window Opening And Closing; Quick Window Raising; Quick Window Lowering - Ford F-MAX User Manual

Windows

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1- Driver side window opening and closing
button 2- Passenger side window opening
and closing button

Window opening and closing

Window moves to opening or closing di-
rection while the opening/closing buttons
are pressed. Power provided to the mo-
tors is turned off automatically when the
window reaches uppermost or lowermost
position.
Buttons are active while the ignition is
on. If the door is not opened a er the
ignition is switched o , the buttons
will remain active for 10 minutes. This
period is 1 minute when the battery level
is critical. Buttons do not function until
the ignition is switched on a er this
period.

Quick Window Raising

Window raising button has two stages.
Window is closed automatically when the
button is switched to the second stage.
Windows are returned for 10-15 cm if a
jamming condition is detected while clos-
ing.

Quick Window Lowering

Window lowering button has two stages.
Window is opened automatically when the
button is pressed with the second stage.
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OPERATION
Opening and closing of the vehicle
If the window is jammed two times in a
row while quick closing, window quick
raising feature is deactivated.
To re-activate the quick raising feature:
1. When the window is in the middle
level, the switch on the window is to
be held down and the window will be
lowered completely. Continue to press
the switch for 3 seconds while the
window glass is at the bottom position.
2. Press and hold the switch on the
window to raise the window completely.
Continue to press the switch for 3
seconds while the window glass is at the
top position.
3. Finally, press and hold the switch
and lower the window completely to
defi ne the the window calibration for
the lowering & raising function of the
automatic window.
4. This operation should be performed
separately for both windows.
5. If a jam occurs in the window 2 times
(e.g., when the driver's arm gets stuck),
the calibration is disrupted and should
be done again.
CAUTION
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