What is the Principle of Car Window Lifting?
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Car window lifting operates on two different principles depending on the type of mechanism used: 1. Manual type. External force is applied to drive the internal gears of the car, which in turn lifts or lowers the window. 2. Electric type. A switch controls the small internal motor to rotate forward or backward, driving a cable that moves the glass-fixed slider up and down, thereby lifting or lowering the window. Additional information: The causes of abnormal noises during car window lifting are: 1. Accumulation of dust in the rubber guide channel of the car window. The dust should be cleaned promptly. 2. Aging of the car window sealing strip. The sealing strip should be replaced in time. 3. Abnormal noise from the car window gear set. Lubricant should be applied to the gear set promptly.