How to Lift Up the Car Wiper?

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LaGrace
07/29/25 11:34pm
Steps to lift up the car wiper: 1. Turn off the car engine. 2. Within 10 seconds, activate the windshield washer switch by pulling the wiper lever towards yourself (some models use a physical button). 3. After pressing the windshield washer switch, the wiper will automatically move to the middle of the windshield. 4. Manually lift the wiper upright. Different car models may have varying wiper maintenance modes, so refer to the owner's manual or contact a 4S store for specific instructions. Lifting the wiper upright offers certain benefits during summer or winter: In summer, the glass becomes extremely hot under intense sunlight. If the wiper remains attached to the glass for prolonged periods, it accelerates rubber degradation and may even cause deformation. Standing the wiper upright helps protect it. In winter, especially in snowy regions, lifting the wiper prevents it from freezing.
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