How to Operate Power Windows After Vehicle Power Loss?

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LePatrick
07/30/25 12:19am
Turn on the ignition switch to maintain power supply without starting the engine. Partially lower the power window, then pull up the switch and hold for approximately 1 second after fully closing. Repeat this procedure for all four windows sequentially. Verify whether the automatic window raising/lowering functions properly. If functioning normally, the reset process is complete.
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