What to Do If the Wiper Doesn't Return to Its Original Position?

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Solutions for when the wiper doesn't return to its original position: 1. Check if the motor is functioning properly. If it is, then rule out motor failure. 2. Inspect whether the wiper is stuck or has an open circuit. 3. Check if the hardware lacks sufficient lubrication, causing excessive friction and preventing the spring from automatically returning to its original position. Here’s some information about wipers: 1. Wipers, also known as windshield wipers or windscreen wipers, are devices used to remove raindrops and dust from the vehicle's windshield. They improve the driver's visibility and enhance driving safety. 2. The wiper motor uses a 3-brush structure to facilitate speed changes. The intermittent timing is controlled by a relay, utilizing the motor's return switch contacts and the relay's resistor-capacitor charging-discharging function to make the wiper sweep at a regular interval. The wiper blade's rubber strip is the tool that directly clears rainwater and dirt from the glass. The rubber strip is pressed against the glass surface by a spring strip, and the lip must align with the glass angle to achieve the desired performance.