The Working Mechanism Of Automatic Windshield Wipers
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If you don’t have a clear view, it’s more difficult to avoid
an accident as you can’t see the front objects like
potholes etc..
Note :- The automatic sensor module needs to be activated by the
driver after starting the vehicle, as auto-start of the system
sometimes turns it on in an inappropriate situation.
In standard wipers, adjusting the wiper blades in heavy rain or snow can distract the driver but the automatic wipers take care of all these issues and driver will be free from distraction..
As per owner’s manual, one should change the wiper
blades in every 12-18months for a better and safe
drive..
But also if you hear a sticking noise
coming form it or any visible cracks are
there, then go for changing it
immediately..
Factors affecting the deterioration of windshield are :-
Regular sun exposure Fluctuating temperature continuous usage etc..
Torn Wiper Blades :
The condition of wiper blades directly relates to their performance that they deliver..
If the rubber edges are torn, it will not clean the debris or dirt properly as it can’t make a proper contact with windshield ..
If you use the wipers directly, it will get bent or wiper arms can
strip at the pivot ---- this also results in damaging the wiper motor
or transmission.
If the electric motor is not working due to some sort of malfunctioning or short out, then the wipers will not move.
There are different reasons that overload the motor..
Heavy snow on wiper blades
blades caught on something
blades snagged together etc.