54 0... Notes on glass slide/tilt sunroof (initialization/normalization/learning of characteristic curve): Notes

2013 Mini Cooper Countryman, Standard TransSECTION Notes
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NOTE: Initialization  comprises:
  • Normalization
  • Learning characteristic curve

The mechanical end positions are recorded and stored during normalization.

The characteristic curve is learnt immediately after normalization.

When the characteristic curve is learnt, the mechanical closing forces of the glass sunroof are recorded and stored for correct operation of the anti-trapping mechanism.

Initialization is started and implemented by pressing and holding switch in "Lift" direction.

Initialization depends on installed roof system and software used.

NOTE: Then carry out initialization: 
  • if the glass sunroof has been mechanically moved by means of the emergency actuator
  • in the event of malfunctions, e.g. no one-touch function, no opening or no comfort function possible
  • after disengagement of the drive unit
  • after work is carried out on the mechanism of the glass sunroof
  • after the control unit has been replaced
  • after replacement of circumferential gasket
RENDER: 1.0x

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