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What is the reason for the jerky folding of the Audi A6L's rearview mirror?

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LeilaniLynn

07/29/25 8:17pm

Audi A6L's rearview mirror jerky folding is caused by a malfunction in the folding motor of the rearview mirror. As the widest component installed on the vehicle, the rearview mirror is most susceptible to impact in case of a collision. The folding motor of the rearview mirror may fail to operate properly, or foreign objects may get stuck in the rearview mirror position. Relevant details about the folding rearview mirror are as follows: Function of the folding rearview mirror: As a component installed on the vehicle, it is prone to impact in case of friction. Working principle of the folding rearview mirror: When the folding function is activated, the substrate is rotated onto the pin central axis by the electric folding motor. The convex structure on the upper surface prevents the positioning block from rotating with the electric folding motor. The spring and elastic ring do not rotate with the substrate due to spring compression. The electric folding motor itself does not have a limit stop function; electric folding is controlled by a limit structure.

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