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Reinitialise the Electric Windows

These instructions apply to the Renault Captur Mk1 (X87) 2013-2020. For other models, please choose your vehicle here.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

If the electric windows on your Renault Captur Mk1 (X87, 2013–2020) have stopped going up with a single touch, and now only move while you hold the switch, the window controller has lost its calibration. It happens after the battery is disconnected or goes flat, after a fuse is pulled, or after a window motor or regulator is replaced. The fix is a quick re-initialisation you can do yourself with no tools.

Why One-Touch and Anti-Pinch Disappear

Each door module stores the fully-closed position so it can run the glass automatically and stop it if it meets resistance (anti-pinch). A power loss clears that reference, so until you re-teach it the window only inches while you hold the switch.

Before You Start

  • Turn the ignition on (engine off is fine; the switches must be live).
  • Keep fingers and objects clear of the glass — the anti-pinch protection is off during the relearn.

How to Re-initialise a Captur Window

Do this one window at a time, starting with the driver’s door:

  1. Turn the ignition on.
  2. Press and hold the window close switch until the window is fully closed.
  3. With the window shut, hold the switch for a further 1 second, then release. This stores the closed position.
  4. Check operation — a brief pull up should now run the window fully closed on its own.
  5. Repeat for the passenger window (and the rears).

Once re-initialised, the one-touch up/down returns and the anti-pinch protection is active again.

If the Window Still Won’t Auto-Close

  • You didn’t hold long enough: repeat and hold the switch a clear second after the window seats.
  • Glass binding: clean and lubricate the window channel, then retry.
  • Just did a battery job: expected — see our Captur battery disconnect/reconnect guide.
  • No window will calibrate: the regulator, motor or switch may have failed and a body-control fault may be stored — check the code on autodtcs.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a diagnostic tool to reset the Captur windows?

No. The relearn is done entirely with the window switch as described.

Why did more than one window lose one-touch at once?

Because they lost power together — almost always after a flat or disconnected battery. Re-initialise each one.

Is the anti-pinch working during the relearn?

No — keep hands and objects clear of the glass while teaching the end stop.

How long do I hold the switch?

Hold the close switch until the window is fully shut, then about one more second.

If you also need to clear a service reminder, see our Renault Captur service indicator reset guide.

Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for general guidance only. Always follow your official service manual and safety precautions when working on your vehicle. We are not responsible for errors, omissions, or any damage resulting from the use of this information.

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