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Lincoln Aviator: Roof Opening Panel / General Procedures - Power Roof Opening Panel Initialization

Initialization

  WARNING: Keep objects and body parts clear of the glass panel when carrying out the initialization procedure. During the initialization procedure, the glass panel closes with high force and cannot detect objects in its path. Failure to follow this instruction may result in serious personal injury.

NOTE: The roof opening panel motors must be initialized when repairs are carried out on the MoonRoof, including any time the roof opening panel motors have been removed, the roof opening glass or shield (shade) has been removed or adjusted, or the roof opening frame has been serviced.

NOTE: Carrying out the procedure below will initialize both the roof opening panel glass and the roof opening panel shield (sunshade) motor.

NOTE: For new roof opening panel motors, one-touch open and one-touch close functions are disabled until the initialization procedure has been completed. For initialization of existing roof opening panel motors, skip to Step 5 below.

NOTE: Procedure for Initialization of new roof opening panel motors.

  1. To initialize new (replaced) roof opening panel motors, switch IGNITION to ON and leave it ON for the remainder of the procedure.
  1. Press and hold the glass close switch; the roof opening glass will hit the front hard stop and reverse slightly to FULL CLOSE, then the shade will do the same.
  1. Release the switch, then press and hold it again; the Shade will move to FULL OPEN, the glass will move to FULL OPEN then back to FULL CLOSE, and the shade will move to FULL CLOSE. (additionally, the shade might move to MID POSITION)

NOTE: Before operating the MoonRoof, switch the IGNITION to OFF, wait 10-15 seconds, then switch it back ON. The MoonRoof will then be ready for use.

  1. Verify successful initialization by performing one-touch open and one-touch close operations.

NOTE: Re-initialization with existing (not replaced) roof opening panel motors.

  1. To initialize existing roof opening panel motors, switch IGNITION to ON then move the glass to FULL CLOSE and the shade to FULL OPEN.
  1. Switch IGNITION from ON to OFF then back to ON.
  1. Press and hold the Shade Open switch for approximately 15 seconds.
  1. Verify that the Glass Open, Shade Close, and Shade Open switches do not operate the MoonRoof.
  1. Now the system is de-initialized and ready for re-initialization.
  1. Press and hold the Glass Close switch, the glass will hit the front hard stop and move to FULL CLOSE, then the shade will do the same.
  1. Release the switch, then press and hold it again; the shade will move to FULL OPEN, the glass will move to FULL OPEN then back to FULL CLOSE, the shade will move to FULL CLOSE. (additionally, the shade might move to MID POSITION)

NOTE: Before operating the MoonRoof, switch the IGNITION to OFF, wait 10-15 seconds, then switch it back ON. The MoonRoof will then be ready for use.

  1. Verify successful initialization by performing one-touch open and one-touch close operations.

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