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11-07-2016, 07:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-07-2016, 07:43 PM by shoveltimppa.)
I have a 2008 Berlingo and the driver's side electric window is going only down, no matter if the switch is on "up" or "down" position. Window moves freely downwards and rises up when rotating manually the electric motor. I measured the voltages from the connector inside the door panel and they were the same regardless the position of the of the switch. Any ideas where the problem is?
Thanks in advance, Timppa
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Have you tried to swap the switches from the passenger side to see if the switch is faulty?
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Thanks Mark,
Good idea. Do you know how the switches should be disconnected from the dashboard?
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Sorry I've not done it, another test could be to measure voltage on passenger side to see how it compares which might be easier.
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Could you not just make up some Jumper leads with some wire so you can leave the switch in situ and just extend the drivers side wires across to the passenger?
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13-07-2016, 08:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 13-07-2016, 08:29 AM by magoo.)
By coincidence I've just had a similar problem with my B9. I squirted some wd40 into the switch and did the hokey cokey with it, up down up down a few times with ignition off.
Then try with ignition on, it worked for me.
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In a previous life (when I was on the Volvo Owners Forum before the old flying brick died) I had the same problem which turned out to be dirty contacts in the switch. It was relatively easy to get the Volvo switch out and apart and I took a dry pot scourer to the contacts. They were quite black, presumably from years of arcing every time the switch was used.
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Friend of mine has a Kangoo which had the same problem and some contact cleaner sorted it. Switches in that are on the door and prone to collect dirt though.
So where does this bit go then ?
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Great, thank for the advice!
I'm now heading for a few days holiday but after that I will try to play around with the switches.
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Ok, found out that the switch is not the problem. I managed to disassemble the dash board, so that I could connect the driver's side switch to the passenger side wiring and the window worked just perfectly. And there was no change in the drive's side window with the passenger side switch. Does anyone has a wiring diagram for B9 Berlingo?
I also have tried to reset the BSI and that didn't change the situation. I'm running out of ideas at the moment, other that just put the panels back again and "forget" the problem...
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