Cooper (R50) L4-1.6L (W10) (2002)
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Power Window Switch: Description and Operation
Power Window Switches
The window switches are located in the switch pack situated in the lower part of the center console. A single connection is used to connect the switch
pack to the vehicle harness.
Each Power Window Switch is a two position spring loaded switch. When pressure applied to the switch in either direction is released the switch will
return to a middle neutral position.
The Power Window Switches provides a switched ground signal to the BC1 requesting window activation. A momentary touch of the switch (less than
400ms) activates the one-touch operation. A longer touch of the switch (more than 400ms) signals the BC1 for conventional window operation.
Window Motor
Polarity is reversed in the BC1 to control motor operation up/down. Current draw of the motor during its entire operating range is monitored by the BC1
and the motor stopped when current or time limits are exceeded.
Interior Central Locking Switch
The Interior Central Lock Switch is a two position spring loaded switch. When pressure applied to the switch in either direction is released the switch
will return to a middle neutral position.
The interior central lock switch supplies a switched ground signal to the BC1. Pressing and holding the switch in the unlock position requests
convenience opening of the windows and sunroof from the BC1. The convenience opening operation lasts as long as the switch remains depressed.
