1990 Honda Accord Owner's Manual - Page 35

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Power Windows (LX, EX) Power Windows The power windows can be operated only when the ignition switch is in the " I I " position. The operation of the windows is controlled by the main switch located in the master control panel on the armrest of the driver's door. When the main switch is off, only the driver's door window can be opened and closed. When the main switch is on, all door windows can be opened and closed by the driver, using the appropriate switch in the master control panel, and the passenger windows can be opened and closed by the passengers, using the switch located on each passenger door. When opening or closing a window, push and hold either the " u p " or " d o w n " side of the switch until the window reaches the desired position, then release. NOTE: The driver's window can be opened fully, without the driver having to hold the switch down, simply by pushing the switch past the first "stop". DRIVER'S WINDOW SWITCH MAIN SWITCH Close Open FRONT PASSENGER'S WINDOW Close Open REAR PASSENGER'S WINDOW Power Window Key-off Operation The power windows can still be operated for about 10 minutes after the ignition is turned from the " I I " to the " I " or " 0 " position as long as neither front door has been opened. Be sure, before closing any window, that all hands, arms and other obstructions are clear of the window frame and glass; severe personal injury could result. Always keep the main switch in the off position when children are in the car; injury may result from unintentional window operation.

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Power Windows (LX, EX)
Power Windows
The power windows can be op-
erated only when the ignition
switch is in the " I I " position.
The operation of the windows
is
controlled
by
the
main
switch located in the master
control panel on the armrest of
the driver's door. When the
main switch is off, only the
driver's door window can be
opened and closed. When the
main switch is on, all door win-
dows can be opened and clos-
ed by the driver, using the ap-
propriate switch in the master
control panel, and the passen-
ger windows can be opened
and closed by the passengers,
using the switch located on
each passenger door.
When opening or closing a win-
dow, push and hold either the
"up" or "down" side of the
switch until the window reach-
es the desired position, then
release.
NOTE: The
driver's
window
can be opened fully, without
the driver having to hold the
switch down, simply by push-
ing the switch past the first
"stop".
Power Window Key-off Operation
The power windows can still be operated for about 10 minutes
after the ignition is turned from the " I I " to the "
I " or " 0 " posi-
tion as long as neither front door has been opened.
Be sure, before closing any window, that all hands, arms
and other obstructions are clear of the window frame and
glass; severe personal injury could result.
Always keep the main switch in the off position when
children are in the car; injury may result from unintentional
window operation.
DRIVER'S
WINDOW
SWITCH
MAIN
SWITCH
Close
FRONT PASSENGER'S WINDOW
Open
REAR PASSENGER'S WINDOW
Open
Close