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Rover 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual22 · Body
22 · Body & interior

Electric window operation

Make
Rover
Model
Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual
Section
Doors › Electric window operation
BodyElectric window operation
Diagram of car interior showing electric window switches and relay locations, with callouts numbered 1 to 5. Callout 1 indicates master control switches on the driver's door panel. Callout 2 indicates a passenger window switch. Callout 3 indicates the 'ON MAIN' switch. Callout 4 indicates the electric window relay behind the centre console. Callout 5 indicates the window lift control unit.
  1. Master control switches
  2. Passenger window switch
  3. 'MAIN' switch
  4. Electric window relay
  5. Window lift control unit

ELECTRIC WINDOW OPERATION

The four window lift system is controlled by switches fitted to each door trim pad. Master control switches (1) are incorporated in the driver’s door which enable the driver to control all windows and to inhibit the operation of passengers’ window switches (2) by switching off the 'MAIN' switch (3) as necessary.

The two window lift system has master control switches incorporated in the driver’s door which enable the driver to control both front windows. A single window switch is fitted to the front passenger’s door.

When the ignition is switched on, the electric window relay (4) located behind the centre console switches battery supply to the window circuit.

Battery supply from the electric window relay to the window lift control unit (5) and door window switches is via fuses (15 amp), one for each door, located in the passenger compartment fusebox.

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