If something blocks the window while it is closing, it will stop and then slightly reverse, allowing you to remove whatever is in the way. Similarly, the trunk is offers pinch protection when opening or closing.
Warning
- Make sure you have a clear view of the windows you operate.
- Don't allow children to play with the window controls.
- Never leave children alone in the vehicle.
- Never put an object or body part through an open window, even if the vehicle's electrical system is fully disconnected.
If a window stops closing automatically due to obstructions such as ice, you can still try to close the window manually by continuing to pull the control switch. However, always try to remove the cause of the obstruction first and make sure nothing is blocking the path of the window before trying to close it again.
If there is a problem with pinch protection, you can try to solve the issue by resetting the window.
Warning
The power window pinch protection may not work properly if the vehicle loses track of the current window position. The window positions are recalibrated when you reset automatic window movement. Always reset it to make sure the window positions are correctly calibrated if:
- the vehicle has lost power: for instance, if the 12 V battery has been disconnected.
- the automatic window movement does not work properly.
This restores the automatic window functionality and re-enables the pinch protection function.