What Causes Electric Car Windows to Malfunction?
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There are several reasons why electric car windows may malfunction: 1. Switch failure; 2. Motor overheating protection, where the motor enters an overheating protection state, causing the window to stop functioning; 3. Track blockage or aging rubber seals, as most window glass failures are caused by mechanical jamming; 4. Damage to the window regulator switch, which is one of the most frequently used switches in a car and thus has a high probability of failure. When encountering electric car window malfunctions, owners can take the following steps: 1. If the issue is a switch failure, replacement is necessary; 2. If the electronic device is unresponsive, carefully check which fuse is designated for the electric windows; 3. If the motor is in overheating protection, simply wait for it to cool down; 4. If the problem is track blockage or aging rubber seals, cleaning the tracks and applying lubricant can resolve the issue; 5. If the malfunction is due to aging or deformed rubber seals, replace the new sealing strip or clean it if it's too dirty; 6. If the window regulator switch is damaged, replace the entire switch assembly.