Description & Operation

Power windows are operated by a permanent magnet type electric motor mounted in each door. Master control switch provides ground to each motor. Circuit breaker No. 2 (30-amp), located in junction block, is used to protect power window circuit. Changing polarity at each motor will cause motor to rotate in reverse direction.

Driver's master control switch has a lock-out feature that restricts passenger window operation when it is engaged. All switches are illuminated with LEDs located inside switch. LEDs have power all the time, except when lock-out feature is engaged. Pressing switch to second detent will activate an Auto Down function. This moves driver's window to full down position without holding down switch. Moving switch during travel will cancel Auto Down feature.

On Sebring Convertible, power window system utilizes a window drop relay assembly that allow windows to be automatically lowered when convertible top is raised or lowered. Assembly consists of 2 relays and a window timer module, all located inside driver's door. When power top switch is pressed up or down, windows are lowered about 3 inches so windows are clear of top while raising or lowering.