What is the function of the wiper INT mode?
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The "INT" on the wiper control lever stands for intermittent automatic operation, which means the wipers will swipe approximately every three seconds. Below is relevant information about wipers: 1. "INT" is actually an abbreviation of "interim," meaning intermittent. For wipers, it indicates intermittent operation, swiping every few seconds, and this interval can be adjusted. 2. On the wiper control lever, there are white gradient grids that decrease in size from top to bottom, with an arrow below "INT." Rotating the dotted circle around "INT" will point the arrow to different white blocks, where the interval time increases from top to bottom. 3. Regarding the usage of wipers, if the windshield is dirty in dry weather, you can first spray windshield washer fluid and then use the wipers to clean it. During heavy rain, the wiper's swing range will be relatively large.