Technical electric windoe fault
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Let us all know. Is this a software update? I've heard of other makes doing something similar, although I can't remember which.
Just a thought - do you press and hold the "open" button on the keyfob as you walk up to the car?
On my Qubo if you hold the open button down the windows will start to wind down... Conversely if you hold the lock button down with open windows, the windows will start to close. Nice in the summer I think - *thinks* All we need is a summer now!
Found this completely by accident about a week after I bought mine, never spotted it in the user manual (but that could be 'cos I don't read manuals
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Cheers,
Lee
On my Qubo if you hold the open button down the windows will start to wind down... Conversely if you hold the lock button down with open windows, the windows will start to close. Nice in the summer I think - *thinks* All we need is a summer now!
Found this completely by accident about a week after I bought mine, never spotted it in the user manual (but that could be 'cos I don't read manuals
)Cheers,
Lee
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Hi all
I was cleaning some handprints off the door frame near the front window, the bit that most people use to close the door instead of the handle and I heard a mechanical click and both windows fully wound down, this was within a couple of minutes of stopping the car and taking the key out. I think that maybe the anti-crush function sensor is a little bit to sensitive.
I read the manual and it says that the windows can be operated for a couple of minutes after taking the key out.
Why do I keep wanting to test the anti-crush function with my hands? probably because I am a total idiot!:stupid:
I was cleaning some handprints off the door frame near the front window, the bit that most people use to close the door instead of the handle and I heard a mechanical click and both windows fully wound down, this was within a couple of minutes of stopping the car and taking the key out. I think that maybe the anti-crush function sensor is a little bit to sensitive.
I read the manual and it says that the windows can be operated for a couple of minutes after taking the key out.
Why do I keep wanting to test the anti-crush function with my hands? probably because I am a total idiot!:stupid:
sandrocks
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Same thing happened to me yesterday. First time in 14 months of owning it but very worrying. Is this a dealer warranty fix?
Hi Guys I found that if I had the keys in my pocket when I bent down to open the garage door the crush opened the windows very worrying best fat tyre
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