Why is the car wiper not moving?

[MacJohnny]

There are two main reasons why a car wiper may stop working: a blown fuse or a burnt-out motor. Below is an analysis of the possible causes: Blown Fuse: If the wiper stops working, the first thing to check is whether the fuse (which prevents circuit overload) has blown, as this can prevent the wiper from functioning normally. In this case, you should open the fuse box and inspect the corresponding fuse (refer to the instructions on the cover) to see if it has blown. If it has, simply replace it. However, remember to turn off all the car's switches before replacing the fuse. Burnt-out Motor: The likelihood of the motor burning out is relatively low, and it is often related to quality control issues. To diagnose this, first, turn on the car's ignition to power the motor, then try lifting the hood and activating the wiper. If the motor is functioning, you should hear a distinct sound of the motor running. If there is no sound and you notice a slight burnt smell, it is likely that the motor has failed. In general, if the issue is not a blown fuse, it is best to take the car to a professional repair shop for a thorough inspection, as they have the expertise to handle such problems.