Volkswagen Polo Owners Manual: Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
→ Opening or closing the windows electrically
→ Electric windows – functions→ Roll-back function for the electric windows
Additional information and warnings:
- Central locking system
- Cleaning and caring for the vehicle exterior
WARNING
- The electric windows should only be opened or closed when you are sure that nobody is in their operating area.
- Never leave children or people requiring assistance alone in the vehicle when the vehicle is locked. The windows can no longer be opened in an emergency.
- Always take all vehicle keys with you every time you leave the vehicle. The windows can still be operated using the buttons several minutes after the ignition has been switched off, provided that the driver door and front passenger door are not opened.
- When transporting children on the rear bench seat, the rear electric windows should always be deactivated using the safety button so that they cannot be opened or closed.
NOTICE
Electric windows
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Opening or closing the windows electrically
Fig. 32 In the driver door: buttons for
the front and rear electric windows with one-touch opening and closing.
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Buttons i ...
Other materials:
Tires, Reinforced, Extra Load
Some time ago, the designation “Reinforced” was replaced
with the designation “Extra Load” by some tire manufacturers. In
countries outside Europe, this designation has been conventional
for some time. There are no technical differences.
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A/C Programmer -J127
This programmer switches the refrigerant flow direction
through the second evaporator if the temperature on the cooling
fins on the second evaporator lowers to the freezing point for
water (icing protection).
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CAN Bus Wires, Repairing
Unshielded two-strand wiring -1-
and -2- with a cross section of
0.35 mm2 or 0.5 mm2
can be used as CAN bus wiring.
The color coding of CAN bus wires can be found in the
following table:
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