Opening and closing windows

The switches in the driver's door can control all power windows. In other doors there are power window control keys for each specific door.

Press the key to open the corresponding window.

Pull out the key to close the corresponding window (pic. 1.19).



Always close windows when parking or leave it unattended.


After turning off the ignition, you can still use the power windows for about 10 minutes, if during this time the key has not been removed from the ignition lock or none of the front doors has been opened.

Buttons in the driver's door:

• 1. Key for left front window.
• 2. Key for right front window.

Keys for rear windows:

• 3. Safety switch to disable the window controls in the rear doors.
• 4. Key for the left rear window.
• 5. Key for right rear window.

Safety switch

The safety switch 3 in the driver's door can be used to de-energize the power window controls in the rear doors.

The safety switch is unlocked: the buttons in the rear doors are operational.

The safety switch is fixed: the buttons in the rear doors are inoperative.

Automatic lifting and lowering windows

To automatically raise the windows, briefly pull up the button of the corresponding window to the second fixed position. The window will close completely.

To automatically lower the windows, briefly press down the button of the corresponding window to the second fixed position. The window will fully open.

Close all windows to restore automatic operation.

Insert the key into the driver's door lock and hold it for at least one second in the locked position. Automatically raise and lower windows again workable.

Keys 1 and 3 each have two fixed positions for opening and closing windows. This simplifies the process of opening and closing windows.

If the key is pressed or extended to the first position, the window opens and closes as long as the key is pressed or extended. If you briefly press or pull the key to the second position, the window opens or closes with automatic opening control (automatic lowering) or closing (lifting automation). If you act on the key while the window is opening or closing, the glass stops.


After switching off the ignition, the automatic control of closing and opening the windows is no longer active, even if the key has not yet been removed from the ignition.

If the battery has been disconnected and reconnected or has been discharged, automatic control is not effective and must be restored.

In the event of a power window malfunction, automatic control and overload protection are not fully operational.

Overload protection

Power windows are equipped with overload protection. This reduces the chance of injury when closing windows.

If the closing of the automatic window is prevented or the movement of the glass is difficult, the glass stops and then lowers.

Before trying to close the window again, take ten seconds to see why the window won't close. After ten seconds, the closing force of the window will automatically increase.

If again the window cannot be closed, the glass stops.

If more than ten or five seconds elapse, respectively, when the key is actuated, the window will open again completely, and the automatic control of closing the window will be operational again.

In the event of a power window malfunction, automatic control and overload protection are not fully operational.

Convenient opening and closing of windows from the outside

The windows can be opened and closed from outside the vehicle.

When opening and closing windows with a mechanical key, hold the mechanical key in the unlock or lock position until all windows open or close. Turning the key to the other side interrupts the process.