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How to Set Up Automatic Window Roll-Up for Boyue?

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DiGenesis
08/29/25 4:44am

Method to set up automatic window roll-up for Boyue: 1. Press the power button to turn on the vehicle's power; 2. Swipe the central control screen to the right to access the second page; 3. Click on the vehicle icon on the second display page; 4. Select the door lock settings from the left-side menu; 5. Find the 'Automatic Window Close When Locking' option in the door lock settings menu and set it to 'Enabled'; 6. Exit and turn off the window power, then use the car key to achieve automatic window roll-up. The dimensions of the Boyue are 4519mm in length, 1831mm in width, and 1694mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670mm. Its engine has a maximum power of 120kW, and the fuel tank capacity is 60L.

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GrahamLynn
09/11/25 2:32am

Setting up the automatic window-closing feature on the Geely Boyue is actually quite simple. As a Boyue owner myself, I've tried it several times. First, you need to sit in the driver's seat and start the engine or turn the key to the ACC position to access the central control system. Then, locate the settings menu on the central control screen, where you'll find a window option. Click on it to see the automatic window-closing switch. Some models require the ignition to be on for this operation. Once activated, you can also set up one-touch window closing, such as by holding the window-up button for a few seconds to enable it. This feature is incredibly useful in daily life—no need to worry about forgetting to close the windows when getting out of the car, as they'll automatically roll up when you remotely lock the vehicle. It's hassle-free and convenient. Before operating, make sure there's nothing obstructing the window tracks to avoid damaging the motor. I recommend checking this setting regularly, especially after rainy days, to prevent water accumulation from affecting its lifespan. Overall, the Boyue's interface is user-friendly, and the setup takes just a minute or two.

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VanCayden
10/25/25 3:21am

Regarding how to set up the automatic window roll-up feature for the Boyue, it can be explained from the perspective of the car's electronic system. The feature is controlled by the Body Control Module (BCM), which manages the window motors, making the setup process straightforward. Once you're seated in the car and power it on, navigate to the central control settings menu, select the window function module, and you'll find a toggle switch for automatic window roll-up. Simply check this option to activate it. Some models even allow customization of the delay time, such as setting the interval for windows to automatically roll up after locking the car. This mechanism relies on motor sensors to detect window positions, ensuring smooth operation. After setup, it's advisable to test the feature several times to confirm that the windows roll up smoothly without any unusual noises, preventing potential circuit issues. Additionally, this system can integrate with the remote key fob to enable remote window roll-up, enhancing anti-theft capabilities. Always remember to close the windows properly after each setup to prevent dust and debris from damaging the seals. Such configurations provide a more secure and convenient driving experience.

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CarterAnn
12/08/25 3:45am

Setting up the automatic window roll-up function for the Boyue is straightforward. First, sit in the driver's seat and start the engine. Then, open the central control screen, navigate to the settings menu, select the window options, and turn on the automatic window roll-up switch. Once activated, you can press and hold the window roll-up button to set the one-touch function for more convenient daily use. The entire process takes just a few minutes, making it perfect for everyday use. After completion, remember to test the window's up and down movement to ensure everything works properly.

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