Business Standard reported that TKM will recall about 8,700 vehicles in India to inspect the Power Window Master Switch. TKM will conduct this campaign on a voluntary basis. It has appealed to customers not to panic as this is not a safety hazard but only a precautionary measure, voluntarily carried out by the company.

On certain Corolla Altis and Camry models of the specified years, the PWMS may begin to feel notchy or become inoperative. This can be due to wear and tear over time, of specific contact points in the PWMS.

Owners of the involved vehicles, covered under this Recall Campaign will receive a notification by letter or call from Toyota. The Recall Campaign will be conducted from November onwards, across all authorised Toyota dealers in India. Customers can also contact the nearest dealer to find out if their vehicles fall under this campaign.

As a part of the customer first policy, TMC has globally announced this voluntary recall. TKM has followed the same in India. It will also notify SIAM, as a part of the voluntary code on vehicle recall, even though the recall does not fall within the purview of any safety hazards.

Source - Business Standard

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