
The control switch for the rear wiper of the Lynk & Co 01 is located below the right side of the steering wheel. Pull the lever back one notch to turn off the rear wiper. Here is some related information about the wiper switch of the Lynk & Co 01: 1. The wiper switch of the Lynk & Co 01: It is a stalk-type switch located on the right rear side of the steering wheel. The Lynk & Co 01 also features automatic wipers, which adjust the wiper frequency based on the detected rainfall. 2. Using the rear windshield wiper and washer: Push the right stalk away from the steering wheel to activate the rear windshield wiper and washer. The button at the end of the stalk allows you to select the wiping mode for the rear windshield wiper. The rear windshield wiper will automatically activate when the front wipers are on and the gear lever is shifted into reverse.

I've been driving the Lynk & Co 01 for two years now, and the rear wiper switch is on the stalk to the right of the steering wheel! Look closely at the side of the stalk - there's a small rotatable knob marked with a fan-shaped pattern. Rotating it one click sets slow wiping, two clicks for fast wiping. Here's the key point: to completely turn it off, don't twist it back - instead, gently push the entire stalk toward the steering wheel (same motion as lightly pressing to activate the front wiper washer), but be careful not to press too hard as a firm press will activate the rear window washer. Last time at the car wash, the attendant struggled to turn it off because he missed this pressing action.

First, you need to locate the correct control lever! The rear wiper switch of the Lynk & Co 01 is integrated at the top of the right-hand stalk. Many people make mistakes with the key action to turn it off: when the rear wiper is operating, you need to gently pull the lever towards yourself once (with about the same force as flashing high beams), and it will stop immediately. A reminder: never turn the knob counterclockwise—that activates the rear window washer function, which just wastes washer fluid. Last week when I was driving my sister to work, she accidentally triggered it, spraying the rear window with water stains that had to be wiped off again.

The Lynk & Co 01 rear wiper has three modes: off, intermittent, and continuous. The knob at the top of the right-hand stalk controls these: pushing the knob to the top position (0) turns it off; turning it down one notch activates intermittent wiping; turning it all the way down enables continuous wiping. Important! If the wiper is still moving after you've turned the knob to the off position, it means the temporary wipe mode has been activated. In this case, simply pull the entire stalk toward your chest once to completely turn it off. This design is actually quite thoughtful, as it allows for quick cleaning of stains without repeatedly adjusting the knob.

Operation involves three steps: First, use your right hand to locate the textured knob at the top of the right-hand stalk on the steering wheel. The key technique to turn it off—regardless of the current wiper mode—is to firmly press the button at the end of the stalk downward (like clicking a ballpoint pen) to instantly stop operation. Note that the knob has an anti-misoperation design; you must press it down before rotating to switch modes. Last time during heavy rain, I couldn't turn it off—turns out my wife accidentally pressed the stalk while cleaning the steering wheel, activating continuous mode.

The key is to distinguish between two shutdown scenarios: if you want to turn it off after normal use, simply rotate the knob at the top of the stalk back to zero; but if you need to urgently shut it down after an automatic car wash or when the rain stops, briefly push the stalk forward (away from the steering wheel) once to stop immediately. Additional trivia: before entering an automatic car wash, it's best to activate 'car wash mode' (long press the MENU button on the center console + press down the wiper stalk), which will completely disable the rear wiper to avoid damage from the mechanical arm.


