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67 62... Notes on initializing power windows (X3)
2024 BMW X3 xDrive30iSECTION 67 62... Notes on initializing power windows (X3)
NOTE:
Initialization
is performed on the power window switch of the relevant door.
Initialization comprises:
With scaling, the mechanical end stops of the power windows are recorded and stored.
The characteristic curve is learned immediately after standardization.
When the characteristic curve is learned, the mechanical closing forces of the power windows are recorded and stored for correct operation of the crush guard.
Initialization, i.e. scaling and learning of characteristic curve, is performed in a continuous operation.
Initialization comprises:
- Normalization
- Learning characteristic curve
Preliminary work needed:
- Vehicle stationary
- Sufficient battery voltage available/connect charger if necessary
- Terminal "15" switched on
- All doors closed
Operating procedure for initialization (manual):
With scaling, the mechanical end stops of the power windows are recorded and stored.
The characteristic curve is learned immediately after standardization.
When the characteristic curve is learned, the mechanical closing forces of the power windows are recorded and stored for correct operation of the crush guard.
Initialization, i.e. scaling and learning of characteristic curve, is performed in a continuous operation.
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