Contents: Opening and closing the driver's…⇊ Opening and closing windows on the…⇊ Anti-pinch protection (driver's side…⇊
The windows can be lowered and raised when the ignition key is in position II.
Opening and closing is done using switches located on each door. Using the switches on the driver's side door armrest, you can open or close any window in the car.
Opening and closing the driver's window
The driver's side window is opened and closed using the AUTO switch. If you press the switch lightly, the window will go down while you hold the button. If you press the switch harder, the glass will automatically lower to the end. If you pull the switch up slightly, the glass will rise for the time the button is held down. If you pull the switch up further, the window will close completely automatically. If the process of automatic opening or closing of the window needs to be stopped, then it is necessary to lightly pull the switch or press it accordingly.

Opening and closing windows on the passenger side
The switches operate when the main switch is in the ON position.

Pressing the corresponding buttons opens the door (closing) windows on the passenger side.
Any window can be opened or closed from the appropriate place.

If the main power window switch located on the driver's side door armrest is pressed, it is not possible to operate the windows from the passenger seats.
Anti-pinch protection (driver's side only)
If any object gets between the glass and the frame during automatic window closing, the glass automatically stops and then lowers slightly.
Attention!
- If the anti-pinch mechanism has failed and the window does not close automatically, gently pull the window switch until the window is completely closed.
- After replacing the battery or fuse, automatic operation becomes impossible. To resume operation, you need to start the engine, then lower the window all the way, then pull the switch up and completely close the window. In this state, hold the switch for approx. 1 sec.
Original material on the website: HondaBook
