Where is the one-touch window control for the Encore?

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DanteMarie
08/31/25 2:02am
On the driver's door armrest, below is an introduction to the one-touch window feature: One-touch window feature introduction: By operating a single button, you can open or close all the windows on the vehicle. Smart key one-touch window: Control the one-touch window function using the lock and unlock buttons on the smart key. The owner only needs to hold the lock button on the key for about 3 seconds, and all four window glasses will rise simultaneously; then hold the unlock button for more than 3 seconds, and all windows will lower and open. The one-touch window function on the smart key is very convenient, allowing the owner to lock the windows if they forget to close them after getting out of the car.
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DelJameson
09/12/25 5:37am
I remember when I drove the Encore, the one-touch window control was on the inner door handle, specifically among those buttons on the left side of the driver's seat. One of them with an arrow symbol was the control button—just a light press and the window would automatically go up or down without needing to hold it. The placement was quite ergonomic, easily reachable without distracting while driving. If the button malfunctions, first check if it's clogged with dust or loose; a simple cleaning might fix it. The operation is straightforward and safe, handy for quickly closing windows during rain or ventilating when parked. Don’t worry about complexity; the manual has detailed diagrams. Regular maintenance, like keeping the switches clean, ensures smooth window operation.
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