Subaru Forester: Windows / Power window lock button

• To help protect the power window system and reduce electrical load, avoid operating two or more windows simultaneously whenever possible. This also helps extend fuse life.

• Do not press the driver's master window switch and the corresponding individual door switch in opposite directions at the same time. Doing so will stop window movement until the controls are released.

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• Never leave the keys or smart key inside your Kia Telluride with children who are not supervised.

• Never leave children alone inside the vehicle. Even a very young child could accidentally operate the windows, move the vehicle, or create a situation that may result in serious injury.

• Before raising any window, always verify that hands, arms, heads, or any other objects are completely clear of the window opening.

• Do not allow children to play with the power window switches. Keep the driver's power window lock button in the LOCK position whenever children are riding in the rear seats to reduce the risk of serious injury caused by unintended window operation.

• Never extend your head, arms, or any other part of your body outside the windows while the vehicle is moving.

Do not leave the vehicle unattended after using the remote window opening function. Open windows can increase the risk of theft, and rainwater entering the cabin may damage the interior or electrical components.

• The remote window opening function may stop unexpectedly if you move outside the operating range while the windows are lowering. Stay close to the vehicle and monitor window movement throughout the process.

• If one window encounters an obstruction and stops moving, the remaining windows may continue operating. Always confirm that every window has opened as intended.

• Use caution whenever you activate the remote window opening feature because the doors are unlocked during operation.