Why has the Vellfire's power sliding door stopped working automatically?

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VanAnna
07/30/25 2:56am
The reasons why the Vellfire's power sliding door is not working automatically are as follows: 1. First, check whether there are any abnormal looseness, corrosion, or poor connections in the fuse, control switch, and wiring harness connectors; 2. There may be an issue with the controller. In this case, it is recommended to have it inspected at a 4S shop. Additional information: Automotive power doors can be categorized by their opening and closing mechanisms into sliding doors, swing doors, and revolving doors. 1. Sliding doors: These can be further divided into single-opening, double-opening, overlapping single-opening, overlapping double-opening, and curved doors. Curved doors slide smoothly along curved tracks and can be classified as semi-curved single-direction, semi-curved double-direction, or fully curved double-direction. To maximize the entrance width, some sliding (telescoping) automatic doors can be designed to overlap with a fixed panel at the end of their travel and then open manually, which is also classified as a sliding automatic door; 2. Revolving doors: These can be further categorized into central-axis type, circular-track suspended type, and central-display-area type; 3. Swing doors: These can be subdivided into single-leaf single-direction, double-leaf single-direction, single-leaf double-direction, and double-leaf double-direction.
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