Modifying one-touch power window locking requires cutting wires, and the cut wire interfaces become the weakest points. During operation, excessive current and rising temperatures can easily lead to issues such as insulation peeling off, exposing wire ends and causing short circuits, or even spontaneous combustion, posing certain safety hazards. One-touch power windows: Many mid-to-high-end cars are equipped with one-touch power window functionality. With ordinary power windows, pressing and holding the switch causes the window to rise, and releasing the button stops the window at the desired height (the same applies for lowering the window). Cars with one-touch power windows typically have two gear settings on the window control button. The first gear works like ordinary power windows, where the window's movement depends on how long the button is pressed. The second gear allows the window to automatically fully open or close with just a single press. Control button: Each power window has a control button. If the button is pressed for less than 0.55 seconds, the window will fully open or close automatically. If the button is pressed for longer than 0.55 seconds, the window will only stop moving when the button is released. Additionally, only the driver's side has one-touch window control, primarily to prevent the driver from being distracted by window operations while driving.
