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Revision as of 06:40, 8 June 2009
Slow Electric Windows
Fix
If your electric windows are slow in operation, you might want to try this:
The rubbers inside the door that the windows 'slide' through become brittle and dry. A good spray of furniture polish on the rubbers can free them up and allow the window to move more freely. This is only a temporary fix - ultimately new rubbers will be required.
You might want to try silicone spray as an alternative, although I am not aware of anybody having tried it...
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