Will Manually Closing an Electric Tailgate Cause Damage?

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Hylla
07/29/25 3:47pm
Occasionally manually closing an electric tailgate will not cause immediate damage, but it can lead to wear and tear on internal components such as the motor, gears, and telescopic parts, thereby reducing the lifespan of the electric tailgate. Below is additional information: Methods for opening an electric tailgate: Use the tailgate switch located on the tailgate to open or close it. Placing a hand or any object in the designated sensing area will automatically open the tailgate, which is useful when your hands are full or when using the electronic car key is inconvenient. Pressing the tailgate switch on the vehicle dashboard can also open or close the tailgate. Precautions for using an electric tailgate: Always ensure there are no obstructions in the tailgate's opening range before activating it to prevent scratches caused by unnoticed obstacles. The electric tailgate emits a beeping alarm sound when fully closed. Do not start the vehicle until you hear this confirmation sound to avoid accidents due to an improperly closed tailgate. If the electric tailgate exhibits any abnormalities, seek maintenance and servicing from an authorized manufacturer.
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