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CarGuru > Open discussion > C5 window problem. 21 August 2005 12:10:34

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C5 window problem.

Djindivik 26 April 2005 11:08:16
 The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, it
will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop it
before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. But
will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me mad.
I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi estate,01
reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.


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Cas 26 April 2005 11:45:31 permanent link ]
 "djindivik" <djindivik@ntlworld­.com> wrote in message
news:ANlbe.13614$u5­.1109@newsfe2-gui.nt­li.net...> The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, it > will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop it > before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. But > will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me mad. > I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi > estate,01 reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.

Modern electric windows have sensors to stop people getting things trapped
in them. I suspect yours does too.

Try putting your hand against the top of the window frame then hitting the
one-shot to close the window. It should hit your hand and come down again.

Now I guess to fix it you need to adjust the sensor that decides where
"proper" up is. Don't ask me where it is - I've never had one apart...

...yet!

CAS


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James Coates 26 April 2005 14:27:37 permanent link ]
 CAS wrote:
Modern electric windows have sensors to stop people getting things trapped> in them. I suspect yours does too.> Try putting your hand against the top of the window frame then hitting the> one-shot to close the window. It should hit your hand and come down> again.

Wouldn't it be safer to try with something that isn't quite so crucial? Like
a rolled-up towel? :)­

James.

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Cas 26 April 2005 19:36:15 permanent link ]
 
Modern electric windows have sensors to stop people getting things >> trapped>> in them. I suspect yours does too.>> Try putting your hand against the top of the window frame then hitting >> the>> one-shot to close the window. It should hit your hand and come down>> again.>
Wouldn't it be safer to try with something that isn't quite so crucial? > Like> a rolled-up towel? :)­>
James.>

On the grounds that the system is designed to *prevent* manual crushage then
a hand presents itself as the ideal test subject.

However given that said system is already in error, the use of a hand
substitute would be wise, yes.

;-)­

CAS


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Alan Vann 27 April 2005 00:47:36 permanent link ]
 djindivik wrote:> The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, it > will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop it > before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. But > will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me mad. > I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi estate,01 > reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.

Has the battery been disconnected?

It says in the Xantia handbook you have to reset the anti-pinch device
if the battery has been disconnected. Try this:

Open the window fully, then close it, it will only close part-way. Press
the switch repeatedly until the window is completely closed. If the
window descends intermittently whilst trying to close it, press the
switch briefly and repeatedly until the window is completely closed.

Alan
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Djindivik 27 April 2005 07:00:33 permanent link ]
 Hi, yes it closes all the way up from fully open, in one smoothe movement.
But then opens to half way again, it sometimes just opens on it's own from
fully closed, when i turn the wipers to autowipe. The only way i can get it
to stay fully up, is to stop it about half way up, then intermittently
press/lift the switch to close the window a bit at a time. But then it might
come half way down when i use the autowipe. Yipes ! ! Ray
"Alan Vann" <oystercatcher@u.ge­nie.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3d7nn1F6se5r2U­1@individual.net...>­ djindivik wrote:>> The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, >> it will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop >> it before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. >> But will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me >> mad. I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi >> estate,01 reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.>
Has the battery been disconnected?>
It says in the Xantia handbook you have to reset the anti-pinch device if > the battery has been disconnected. Try this:>
Open the window fully, then close it, it will only close part-way. Press > the switch repeatedly until the window is completely closed. If the window > descends intermittently whilst trying to close it, press the switch > briefly and repeatedly until the window is completely closed.>
Alan


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Djindivik 27 April 2005 07:01:24 permanent link ]
 I'll try the rolled up towel trick next. Ray
"Alan Vann" <oystercatcher@u.ge­nie.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3d7nn1F6se5r2U­1@individual.net...>­ djindivik wrote:>> The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, >> it will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop >> it before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. >> But will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me >> mad. I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi >> estate,01 reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.>
Has the battery been disconnected?>
It says in the Xantia handbook you have to reset the anti-pinch device if > the battery has been disconnected. Try this:>
Open the window fully, then close it, it will only close part-way. Press > the switch repeatedly until the window is completely closed. If the window > descends intermittently whilst trying to close it, press the switch > briefly and repeatedly until the window is completely closed.>
Alan


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Djindivik 30 April 2005 04:05:30 permanent link ]
 The battery has not been disconnected, & the rolled up towell brings the
window down to the same place, so the pressure switch seems to be working,
maybe the switch needs re-setting ?
"djindivik" <djindivik@ntlworld­.com> wrote in message
news:8gDbe.7181$Y46­.2487@newsfe1-win.nt­li.net...> I'll try the rolled up towel trick next. Ray> "Alan Vann" <oystercatcher@u.ge­nie.co.uk> wrote in message > news:3d7nn1F6se5r2U­1@individual.net...>­> djindivik wrote:>>> The drivers side window keeps coming down after i pu it up all the way, >>> it will go all the way up, then come half way down again. But if i stop >>> it before it is all the way up, then 'inch' it up, it seems to stay up. >>> But will randomly go down again. Anyone got any ideas ? It's driving me >>> mad. I'll bet Citroen's will charge a bomb to look at it. It's a 110HDi >>> estate,01 reg, & a high miler. Cheap, this is probably why.>>
Has the battery been disconnected?>>
It says in the Xantia handbook you have to reset the anti-pinch device if >> the battery has been disconnected. Try this:>>
Open the window fully, then close it, it will only close part-way. Press >> the switch repeatedly until the window is completely closed. If the >> window descends intermittently whilst trying to close it, press the >> switch briefly and repeatedly until the window is completely closed.>>
Alan>


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Lee Power via CarKB.com 2 May 2005 19:43:31 permanent link ]
 Ive had this problem before on a 406.

Have you tried lubricating the window runners around the glass with
silicone spray yet?

If the window senses any resistance on the way up, The safety featue winds
it back down again.

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Tengah 12 August 2005 00:27:19 permanent link ]
 Passenger side window has mind of it's own opens half way when wipers
operated,refuses to go up with out struggle.

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Rdbcs 21 August 2005 12:10:34 permanent link ]
 I have the same problem with the drivers window.But... When you lower
first the window completely, then she goes always completely up in one
push.

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