BMW x5 2000 Manual Do Utilizador

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Electric power windows 
Open and close windows 
From ignition key position 1: 
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Press the switch until you feel resis-
tance: 
The window continues to move as 
long as you continue to hold the 
switch. 
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Press the switch beyond the resis-
tance point:
The window moves downward auto-
matically. Touch the switch again to 
stop the opening movement. 
You can close the windows in the same 
manner by pulling the switch. 
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After the ignition has been switched off: 
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You can still operate the windows as 
long as neither of the front doors has 
been opened. To open the windows, 
press the switch beyond the resis-
tance point. 
Remove the key from the ignition 
when you leave the vehicle so that 
children cannot operate the power win-
dows and possibly injure themselves.
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For the convenience mode via the door 
lock or the remote control, refer to 
page 
Safety feature 
A contact strip is integrated into the 
inner side of each of the upper window 
frame sections. If pressure is exerted 
against this contact strip while a win-
dow 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 that the closing 
path of the window is not obstructed 
whenever it is closed. Otherwise, an 
object might not touch the contact strip 
in some situations (with very thin ob-
jects, for instance). 
You can override this safety feature by 
pressing the switch beyond the resis-
tance point and holding it. 
Because the power windows are sealed 
at high pressure to prevent wind noise 
when closed, a powerful motor is re-
quired for efficient closing. When clos-
ing the windows, always ensure 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.
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