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How to set up automatic window roll-up when locking the Haval H6?

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DelAlexa
09/02/25 2:00am
Haval H6's method for setting up automatic window roll-up when locking is as follows: 1. Turn off the ignition switch of the Haval H6 and ensure all doors are closed. 2. Press and hold the lock button on the remote key, and all windows will automatically close. Below is more information about the Haval H6: 1. Exterior: Creates a near-perfect body posture. Adopts an Oriental futuristic aesthetic design language, while using dynamic micro-curves to outline the side profile, highlighting the powerful and dynamic exterior lines. 2. Configuration: The Haval H6 Champion Edition is equipped with a Nuance-exclusive intelligent voice interaction system, with a voice recognition rate of 97%, enabling functions such as navigation, air conditioning control, music playback, and window roll-up/down. 3. Powertrain: Powered by a 1.5GDIT-EVO engine, with an expanded maximum torque output range of 1400-3600rpm, paired with a second-generation 7DCT transmission, achieving a comprehensive transmission efficiency of up to 95.6%.
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DiAnastasia
09/14/25 4:24am
Setting up the auto window roll-up feature on my Haval H6 is quite simple. First, start the vehicle to power up the central control screen, but don't drive immediately. Navigate to the vehicle settings option in the main menu, locate the window settings section, and you'll find a toggle for auto window roll-up upon locking – just switch it on. After setup, next time you lock the car by holding the lock button on the key fob for about three seconds, the windows will automatically close. My 2021 model comes with keyless entry, so touching the sensor area on the door handle while locking also triggers window closure. Remember to ensure all windows are fully closed before enabling this feature to prevent glitches. If the option isn’t visible on the central display, it might be a model configuration issue requiring a dealership software update to activate. This feature is incredibly handy daily, eliminating worries about leaving windows open in rain. Also, periodically check window seals for wear to avoid squeaky operation.
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VonHenry
10/28/25 5:06am
I've researched the window lift settings for the Haval H6, which vary slightly across different models. First, power on the vehicle without starting the engine, then navigate to the vehicle settings on the central control screen to find the comfort functions or window/door control options, and enable the auto window close feature when locking. After that, test the function by pressing and holding the lock button on the key fob for 3-5 seconds, and the windows will close sequentially. For older models, you might need to use the mechanical key to turn the door lock cylinder to trigger the function, while newer models like the 2023 version can activate it by long-pressing the sensor area on the door handle. Note that the vehicle must be in P (Park) gear during setup, otherwise it may fail. This feature works by the body control module sending signals to the window motors, and it may malfunction if the voltage is unstable, so it's recommended to regularly check the battery status. If the function suddenly stops working, try restarting the infotainment system or visit an authorized service center to reset the control module parameters.
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RuthRose
10/28/25 5:08am
I often teach my friends how to operate the auto window closing feature on the Haval H6. After powering on the vehicle, enter the central control settings, select the door and window menu, and enable the window roll-up function when locking. In practice, press and hold the remote lock button without releasing it until all windows are fully closed. The key point is to keep the key close to the car so that the signal can simultaneously trigger all four motors. If you forget to close the windows on a rainy day, simply holding down the lock button is much faster than climbing back into the car. However, some base models may not have this feature enabled by default and require a visit to the 4S dealership to activate hidden settings. It's advisable to ask the technician to check the lubrication of the window regulator tracks at the same time, as stiff guides can affect the window closing speed. During regular maintenance, remember to clean the gaps in the window seals, as small stones stuck in them might accidentally trigger the anti-pinch function.
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