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FIX:
* This must be done from the affected window switch itself, not the driver's door panel. *
1. Locate the affected window by testing the 'one-touch' up and down function for each window separately.
2. Open window so it is in the fully down position, release the switch, then press and hold the window-down button for 5 seconds.
3. Close the window so it is in the fully up position in the frame, release the switch, then press and hold the window-up button for 5 seconds.
The window will now auto-open / close again and the message will have gone!
** FOR E39: **
This fix does not apply to E39 models with anti-trap function. The E39 has a crush-sensor in the window frame and will not show a message on the console, so if you have a window that has lost one-touch functionality then the sensor is faulty and will need replacing.
Did not work for my e60. I had to end up testing the window anti-trap on each window and then the control message was replaced with all systems OK.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that is what the guide says to do, but I am glad the problem is now resolved :)
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