The switches are located in the driver's door armrest.
In addition, there are additional switches for controlling the respective power windows in the front passenger door and rear doors.
The power windows operate after the ignition is turned off for about ten minutes. However, they immediately turn off when one of the front doors is opened.
Interlock switch (A) you can de-energize the windows of the rear doors.
From the side of the rear doors, the power windows can only be used with the recessed switch.
When the power windows of the rear doors are turned off, the symbol lights up in the interlock switch.
Raising / lowering windows
When the power window switch is pressed briefly, the window automatically and completely lowers, and when raised briefly, it rises to the extreme position. By pressing the switch again, you can stop the glass in any intermediate position.
Automatic windows up only works when the ignition is on.
Warning: Automatic window up/down is disabled after disconnecting and then reconnecting the battery.
To restore power windows after connecting the battery, do the following:
Continuously press the power window switch to bring the window to its highest position.
Release the switch and press again while holding the switch for about one second with the window closed.
Automation is back in operation.
Comfort opening / closing
When unlocking/locking the vehicle from the driver's or front passenger's door, the windows can be opened/closed as follows:
Turn and hold the key in the unlock position - the windows open. When the key is returned to its original position, the opening process immediately stops.
Turn and hold the key in the locked position - the windows close. When the key is returned to its original position, the closing process immediately stops.
Comfort unlocking/locking also works with radio remote control*. Refer to subsection Keys, single control body locks and burglar alarms.
Warning: Be careful when lifting windows!
Warning: Inattention or lack of control when using power windows can result in personal injury.
That's why:
- de-energize with interlock switch if necessary (refer to the above illustration) rear door windows;
- when leaving the car, always remove the ignition key;
- when closing the car comfortably, watch the windows rise; this is especially important when closing the windows with radio remote control*.
Swing glass1)
The rear windows can be opened by turning to the side and installed in two fixed positions.
Opening
Grasp the corresponding surface of the hinge and move it in the direction indicated by the arrow to the first fixed position (refer to illustration).
Press the hinge all the way out to fully open the window. In this position, the hinge is adjacent to the column.
Closing
Move the hinge away from the post and pull it past the first fixed position inward. The hinge must be in contact with the post.
Rear view mirrors
Before driving, adjust the rear-view mirrors correctly so that you have a rear view at all times.
Interior mirror
Manual dimming mirror
In the normal position of the mirror, the lever on the underside of the mirror should face forward.
This lever can be used to darken the mirror:
- The lever in the forward position is the normal position.
- Lever in rear position dimming position.
Auto Dimming*
Adjust the position of the mirror by hand.
When the ignition is on, the interior mirror is automatically dimmed depending on the amount of light falling on it (e.g. rear headlights).
When you turn on the interior lighting or reverse gear, the mirror returns to its original position (without dimming).
Exterior mirrors
Note on the use of convex and aspherical* exterior mirrors
Convex and aspherical mirrors increase the field of view. However, they reduce the image of objects. Therefore, such mirrors are only conditionally suitable for estimating the distance to vehicles moving behind.
Auto-dimming outside mirrors*
The exterior mirrors are automatically dimmed together with the interior mirror.
When the ignition is on, the mirrors are automatically dimmed depending on the amount of light falling on them (e.g. rear headlights).
When you turn on the interior lighting or reverse gear, the mirrors return to their original position (without dimming).
Warning: The correct automatic dimming of the exterior mirrors is only possible when the flow of light falling on the interior mirror is not obstructed (e.g. objects on the luggage compartment cover).
Heated mirrors*
The reflective surface of the exterior mirrors is heated when the ignition is switched on, depending on the outside temperature.
Adjusting the position of the exterior mirrors
(only 2-door cars)
multi-position switch (A) the electric drive is switched to the outside mirror of the driver / front passenger or the mirrors are folded1).
The electrically adjustable exterior mirrors can only be installed when the ignition is switched on by pressing the large button C.
The reflective surface of the mirror moves when you press the corresponding side of the arrow button.
Neutral
- L Driver's Mirror
- R front passenger mirror
- D folding both exterior mirrors1)
1) Only for certain export modifications.
4-door cars
- About neutral position
- L Driver's Mirror
- R front passenger mirror
- And folding both exterior mirrors
Folding the mirrors is recommended, for example, to save them when parking or in narrow spaces.
The reflective surface of the mirror is set to the desired position by pressing the corresponding side of the large-format button C with arrows printed on it.
Warning: In case of failure of the electric drive, grab the edge of the mirror with your hand and install it by pressing on the edge of the reflective surface.
Warning: When the mirror is displaced by external forces (e.g. impact when maneuvering) perform full electric folding of the mirrors. Never reset the mirrors by hand, as this may adversely affect their function.
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