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Window drop issue 996

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I've had my nearside door off for some repair work on the sills (could be coincidental), but since then my window doesn't stay down after opening the door.

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I've had my nearside door off for some repair work on the sills (could be coincidental), but since then my window doesn't stay down after opening the door.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone had similar problems? I've had my nearside door off for some repair work on the sills (could be coincidental), but since then my window doesn't stay down after opening the door. It drops a bit as normal, but jumps back up after releasing the handle. The strange thing is that if I slowly pull all the way & release the handle it stays down & closes as usual. So I don't think it's a microswitch issue & that's why it's kind of baffling me. Any ideas someone please...? :?:

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you could have a slow reacting switch because of contamination on the contacts, when you pull the handle slowly it gives the switch longer time to make contact. That's the cheap solution to the problem, next person will give you the expensive one. uh:

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POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Tnx Steve1...I'll take the door card off & investegate. I'll post the outcome. Cheers... :thumb:

POST 5Original post

I had similar issues with my window, it was doing all sorts of weird things. I stripped all the parts off the door and cleaned up all the connections and put it back together, it hasn't been an issue since, only took a couple of hours to do and cost me nothing.

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