The failure of the sunroof switch in the Volkswagen Sagitar may be caused by the following two situations: one is the activation of the anti-pinch function, and the other is the failure to reset the sunroof button after using the remote control to close the sunroof. When the system malfunctions, the sunroof can be restored through initialization. Introduction to the Sagitar Sunroof: The Sagitar sunroof measures 67.5 cm in length and 36 cm in width, with an area of 0.243 square meters. It is equipped with a built-in sunroof, which is the most common sunroof structure. It offers two opening methods: tilt-up and full opening, providing more functional options. Generally, when fully opened, the sunroof is stored in the roof interlayer, occupying some interior space, which is a drawback. However, the Sagitar adopts a clever design with an upward convex structure in the rear headroom, ensuring sufficient headspace for rear passengers. Precautions for Sunroof Use: Before opening the sunroof, check for any obstacles on the roof that may hinder its sliding. Avoid using the sunroof on bumpy roads to prevent damage to the sliding track components due to vibration. Do not open the sunroof during rain or when washing the car to prevent water from causing aging or rusting of the rubber seals and metal parts. After rain, if you want to open the sunroof, wipe the water droplets off the roof first. This prevents water from wetting the interior and seeping into the mechanical parts, which could shorten their lifespan.
