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Electric power windows
Open and close windows
In ignition key position 1 and 2:
> Depress the rocker switch until you
feel resistance:
The window continues to move as
long as you maintain pressure on the
switch.
> Press the rocker switch beyond the
resistance point:
The window moves automatically.
Press the switch a second time to
stop the window.
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After the ignition has been switched off:
> You can still operate the power
windows as long as neither of the
front doors has been opened. To
open a window, press the switch
beyond the resistance point.
Remove the key from the ignition
key and close the doors when you
leave the vehicle so that children
cannot operate the power windows and
possibly injure themselves.<
For convenience operation via the door
lock or remote control, refer to page 32
or 34.
Safety feature
A contact strip is located on the inside
upper frame of each of the windows. If
pressure is exerted against this contact
strip while a window is being raised, the
system will respond by stopping the
window and then retracting it a small
distance.
Despite this safety feature, be
extremely careful to ensure that
the closing path of the window is not
obstructed. Otherwise, an object might
not touch the contact strip in some situ-
ations (very thin objects, for instance).
You can disable this safety feature by
pressing the switch beyond the pres-
sure point and holding it.
Because the power windows are sealed
at high pressure to prevent wind noise
when closed, a powerful motor is
required for efficient closing. When
closing the windows, always be sure
that they are not obstructed in any way.
Unsupervised use of these systems can
result in serious personal injury.
Remove the ignition key to deactivate
the electric power windows whenever
you leave the vehicle. Never leave the
keys in the vehicle with unsupervised
children. Never place anything that
could obstruct the driver's vision on or
next to the windows.<
Online Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 155 429 - © 09/00 BMW AG
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