How to set up the one-touch window up/down function for the Changan CS75?

[ZacharyRose]

Changan CS75 one-touch window up/down function setup method: 1. Visit a 4S store to activate the one-touch window up/down function by signing a liability waiver, as this feature carries certain risks; 2. Press and hold the lock or unlock button on the remote key to operate the one-touch window up/down. The Changan CS75 is a compact SUV under Changan Passenger Vehicle, with body dimensions of 4650mm in length, 1850mm in width, and 1705mm in height, a wheelbase of 2700mm, and a 5-door, 5-seat body structure. It is equipped with a Blue Whale 1.5TGDI direct-injection turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 131KW and a maximum torque of 265NM.

[Hannah]

When I first used the Changan CS75, the one-touch window function was incredibly convenient, and the setup was actually super simple: After opening the car door, locate the window button on the driver's side. Pressing or pulling it all the way down activates the one-touch function. A light press moves the window slightly, while holding it down automatically opens or closes the window completely. If it stops working, don't panic—it might just need reinitialization: First, close the window fully by holding the up button for 5-10 seconds without releasing. Then, open the window fully by holding the down button for another 5-10 seconds to reset the module. Last time my window got stuck after rain, this method fixed it. Regularly remind kids not to play with the buttons to prolong the function's lifespan. The CS75's features are quite user-friendly—the one-touch window is especially handy for long trips or emergencies, and it even saves battery power.

[DelLincoln]

As someone who has repaired many cars, the one-touch window operation in the CS75 is based on an electronic controller. The button has two stages: a half-press for manual fine-tuning and a full-press to trigger automatic mode. Settings? They're basically preset at the factory. But if issues arise, like unresponsiveness, a manual reset is needed: ensure the window is fully raised, hold the up button until the motor sound stops or for 5 seconds; then lower it completely and similarly hold the down button for a few seconds. This resets the control chip. The circuit rarely fails, but a reset is necessary after a battery drain. It's advisable to perform this on level ground for safety. The CS75 uses an advanced CAN system for quick response, and regular cleaning of the window tracks prevents dust from causing jams. Beginners often forget to turn the key on before resetting.

[WalterLee]

Hey newbie, the one-touch up/down window feature on the CS75 is foolproof: a light press on the button is manual control, while pressing it all the way down automatically opens/closes the window completely. No special setup needed—it’s enabled by default. If it malfunctions, simply reset it: first raise the window to the top and hold the up button for 5 seconds before releasing; then lower it all the way and hold the down button for 5 seconds to finish. Remember, the buttons are located next to the door handle. Daily window operation is quick and safe—no need to hold the button continuously.

[ChloeDella]

Encountered CS75 one-touch window malfunction? Don't worry, reset brings it back: After closing window completely, hold up button for ~8 seconds until click sound; same for opening fully then holding down button 8 secs. Fixes most issues. Avoid on slopes for safety, regularly check seals against aging/jamming. Durable buttons may need occasional cleaning for contact issues. CS75 forums report 90% success rate - thoughtful design saves repair costs.