How to Use the Envision Sunroof?
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Here are the instructions for using the Envision sunroof: 1. Open/Close the Sunroof: To open the sunroof, press and hold the rear part of the left switch to the first position until the sunroof reaches the desired position. To close the sunroof, press and hold the front part of the left switch to the first position. 2. Quick Open/Close the Sunroof: To quickly open the sunroof, fully press the rear part of the left switch to the second position and release, the sunroof will open automatically. To quickly close the sunroof, fully press the front part of the left switch to the second position and release, the sunroof will close automatically. Press the switch again to stop it. 3. Open/Close the Sunshade: Press and hold the rear or front part of the right switch to the first position until the sunshade reaches the desired position. To quickly open the sunshade, fully press the rear part of the right switch to the second position and release, the sunshade will open automatically. To quickly close the sunshade, fully press the front part of the right switch to the second position and release, the sunshade will close automatically. Press the switch again to stop it.
The sunroof operation in the Envision is quite simple, and I use it frequently while driving. There are two buttons on the overhead control panel: the left one controls the sunshade—just pull it gently backward to open and push it forward to close. The right button is for the sunroof—push it backward slightly to slide the sunroof open gradually, or push it all the way to open fully. To tilt the sunroof for ventilation, gently push the button forward, and the rear part will lift slightly. To close the sunroof, simply push the button forward; it also has an anti-pinch feature that automatically retracts if an obstacle is detected. The sunroof is great for ventilation in summer, but remember to close it tightly on rainy days and avoid using high-pressure water jets on the sunroof seams during car washes to prevent seal aging and leaks.
