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Manual opening/closing

To open a power window to the desired

position, lightly hold down the switch.

To close the power window to the desired

position, lightly pull up the switch.

Open

Close

Owner master control switch

Driver's

window

Front passenger's

window

Open

Close

Front passenger switch

Auto-opening/closing

To fully open a power window

automatically, press the switch completely

down.

To fully close the power window

automatically, pull the switch completely

up.

To stop the power window partway, pull

or press the switch in the opposite

direction and then release it.

NOTE

(POWER WINDOW RESET PROCEDURE)

If the battery was disconnected during vehicle

maintenance, or for other reasons such as a

switch continues to be operated after the

window is fully open/close, the power windows

will not fully open and close automatically.

Resetting of the automatic function can be

performed using the driver's master control

switch or the front passenger door switch.

The power window auto function reset

procedure can be done on one or both door

switches. The power window auto function will

only resume on the side that has been reset.

1. Switch the ignition ON.

2. Make sure that the power window lock

switch located on the driver's door is not

depressed.

3. Press the switch and fully open the power

window.

4. Pull up the switch to fully close the power

window and continue holding the switch for

about 2 seconds after the window fully

closes.

5. Repeat Steps 3-4 for the passenger power

window.

6. Make sure that the power windows operate

correctly using the door switches.

Jam-safe window

If a person's hands, head or an object

blocks the window during the manual

closing operation or the auto-closing

operation, the window will stop and open

halfway.

Knowing Your Mazda

Doors and Locks

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