Kia Telluride: Interior features / Side curtain: (if equipped)
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To operate the side window curtain in your Kia Telluride, follow these steps:
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Gently lift the curtain by using the integrated knob (1).
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Secure the curtain by hooking it onto both sides of the anchor point.
NOTE
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It is crucial to hook both sides of the curtain equally. Attaching only one side places unnecessary strain on the mechanism and could damage the side curtain assembly.
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Ensure that no foreign materials or debris become trapped between the door trim and the curtain housing, as this can prevent the curtain from deploying smoothly.
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