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Convenient features -> Windows for Your Hyundai I10 4 Door Third  Generation (2020-2026)

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(5) Window opening and closing  
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The ignition switch must be in the ON  
position to be able to raise or lower  
the windows. Each door has a Power  
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window. The driver has a Power  
Window Lock switch which can block  
the operation of passenger windows.  
The power windows will operate for  
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ignition switch is placed in the ACC or  
OFF position. However, if the front  
doors are opened, the Power  
Windows cannot be operated even  
within the 30 second period.  
Window opening and closing  
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To open or close a window, press  
down or pull up the front portion of the  
corresponding switch to the first  
detent position (5).  
WARNING  
To avoid serious injury or death,  
do not extend your head, arms or  
body outside the windows whilst  
driving.  
Auto down window (if equipped)  
(Driver’s window)  
Information  
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‡ In cold and wet climates, power win-  
dows may not work properly due to  
free]ing conditions.  
‡ Whilst driving with the rear win-  
dows down or with the sunroof (if  
equipped) opened (or partially  
opened), your vehicle may demon-  
strate a wind buffeting or pulsation  
noise. 7his noise is normal and can  
be reduced or eliminated by taking  
the following actions. If the noise  
occurs with one or both of the rear  
windows down, partially lower both  
front windows approximately 2.5 cm  
(one inch).  
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Pressing the power window switch  
momentarily to the second detent  
position (6) completely lowers the  
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is released. To stop the window at the  
desired position whilst the window is  
in operation, pull up and release the  
switch to the opposite direction of the  
window movement.  
If you experience the noise with the  
sunroof open, slightly close the sun-  
roof.  
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Convenient features  
If the window detects the resistance  
whilst the power window switch is  
pulled up continuously, the window  
will stop upward movement then  
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To reset the power windows  
If the power windows do not operate  
normally, the automatic power win-  
dow system must be reset as follows:  
1. Place the ignition switch to the ON  
position.  
If the power window switch is pulled  
up continuously again within 5 sec-  
onds after the window is lowered by  
the automatic window reverse fea-  
ture, the automatic window reverse  
will not operate.  
2. Close the window and continue  
pulling up on the power window  
switch for at least one second.  
If the power windows do not operate  
properly after resetting, it is recom-  
mended that the system be checked  
by a HYUNDAI authorised repairer.  
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7he automatic reverse feature is only  
active when the “Auto 8p” feature is  
used by fully pulling up the switch to  
the second detent.  
WARNING  
The automatic reverse feature  
doesn’t activate whilst resetting  
power window system. Make sure  
body parts or other objects are  
safely out of the way before clos-  
ing the windows to avoid injuries  
or vehicle damage.  
WARNING  
Make sure body parts or other  
objects are safely out of the way  
before closing the windows to  
avoid injuries or vehicle damage.  
Automatic reverse (if equipped)  
Objects less than 4 mm (0.16 inch)  
in diameter caught between the  
window glass and the upper win-  
dow channel may not be detected  
by the automatic reverse window  
and the window will not stop and  
reverse direction.  
NOTICE  
Do not install any accessories on  
thewindows. Theautomaticreverse  
feature may not operate.  
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If a window senses any obstacle  
whilst it is closing automatically, it will  
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cleared.  
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Power window lock switch  
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vehicle with unsupervised chil-  
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ed in the vehicle. Even very  
young children may inadvertent-  
ly cause the vehicle to move,  
entangle themselves in the win-  
dows, or otherwise injure them-  
selves or others.  
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The driver can disable the power win-  
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doors by pressing the power window  
lock switch.  
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sure arms, hands, head and  
other obstructions are safely out  
of the way before closing a win-  
dow.  
When the power window lock switch  
is pressed:  
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driver’s door power window lock  
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(pressed). Serious injury can  
result from unintentional window  
operation by the child.  
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operate all the power windows.  
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power window.  
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or body outside the windows  
whilst driving.  
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the power window system, do  
not open or close two windows  
or more at the same time. This  
will also ensure the longevity of  
the fuse.  
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switch on the driver’s door and  
the individual door window  
switch in opposite directions at  
the same time. If this is done, the  
window will stop and cannot be  
opened or closed.  
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