How do you close a window on a Saab?

1. Close the window. (Saab Convertible: Close the door and soft top.) 2. Open the fuse box. To open the case, it must be pushed a bit in direction to the front wheels and than opened as the white part of the picture in shows. Reset the pinch protection by removing and fitting fuse F5 from the instrument panel electrical centre (IPEC).

Why are my electric windows on my Saab not working?

Electric windows can be extremely convenient, but when they don’t work, it can become a very frustrating and expensive problem. If your driver window (it also applies to all other windows) decided to go back down to about 2/3, guess it’s the Pinch protection feature .

Is there a problem with the passenger side window switch?

I have noticed a problem with my passenger side window switch. It will roll the window down, but it won’t roll the window back up. I can only roll the window back up using the switch on the driver’s side. In the past, I have taken the trim off of both doors to work on the speakers and apply some Dynamat.

How does window calibration work on a Saab 9-3 convertible?

Can a Saab power window be self repaired?

Saab power windows are a significant boon but can also be problematic if they begin to fail. Power window issues can generally be self-repaired if one has sufficient knowledge about how they operate. If you lack this knowledge and are up against a power window issue, ask a Saab Expert online for help.

Where are the switches located on a Saab power window?

No, this is not possible. The 2002 9-3 and 9-5 were fitted with a switch pack assembly housed in the center console which was a single unit. From 2004 onward the switch setup was totally changed with the DDM (Driver Door Module) type switches. These consist of both a microprocessor and switch which is located in the driver’s door.

How do I close the window on my Saab 9-3 / 9-5?

Raise the window fully. Hold the button up during the entire operation. Wait for at least 1 second when the window is in the top position. 6. Lower the window fully. Hold the button depressed during the entire operation. 7. Raise the window fully. Hold the button up during the entire operation.

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