Cause |
Elimination |
A. Water and dirt are evenly distributed throughout the cleaning sector. |
- The glass is contaminated with varnish care products, oil-containing residues or residues of increments.
- The windshield wiper rubber is worn out.
- The wiper arm is turned at the hinge point and is not parallel to the glass.
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- Apply Sidol or another cleaning agent to the glass, let it dry and wipe with a clean cloth.
- Replace.
- Bend the end of the wiper arm (twist slightly).
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B. Thin streaks of water remain in the cleaning sector. |
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See A2. |
Replace. |
Q. Several water stripes remain in the cleaning sector. |
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The angle of the wiper blade is too sharp in relation to the glass. |
Replace the rubber band. |
G. Fine drops of water remain in the cleaning sector. |
Uneven contact force - bent or defective pressure spring in the wiper blade.
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Replace the wiper blade. |
D. A water film remains in the cleaning sector. |
- The wiper arm contact force is low.
- The windshield wiper drive is worn out.
- The windshield wiper arm is free in its axis.
- The windshield wiper arm is bent.
- The wiper blade is bent.
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- Check the clamping force. Lightly lubricate the spring, tighten the wiper arm more, or replace it.
- Check and replace defective parts.
- Secure it.
- Bend it.
- Replace.
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E. Water zones remain in the upper cleaning sector. |
- See D1.
- See G.
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F. The brush crackles. |
- Large gap in the windshield wiper linkage system.
- The windshield wiper arm is free.
- The windshield wiper arm rotates.
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- Replace worn parts.
- Secure it.
- Remove the wiper blade and align the arm.
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