Windshield Wiper and Cleaning Device Inspection
To ensure safety on the roads, it is essential to take regular care of your windscreen wiper and cleaning device. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation recommends that you inspect your cars windscreen wiper and cleaning device every six months. In this article, well explain the steps for inspecting these devices.
The first step in inspecting a windscreen wiper and cleaning device is to check the condition of the blades. Look for blades that are cracked, chipped, corroded, or deformed. If any of these conditions are present, replace the blades. Additionally, be sure to check for the correct fit - if the blades dont fit properly, you may need to purchase a new set.
Next, youll need to check for the correct amount of wiper fluid. The ideal amount of wiper fluid is dependent on the conditions of the windshield. In general, you want your wipers to be able to clear a wide area and allow you to see at least two lane markings. If the amount of wiper fluid is too low, top up the reservoir with the correct type of fluid.
To ensure that your windshield wiper is in good condition, make sure to inspect your wiper arms and blades. Check for corrosion, weakening of the rubber links, or distortion of the blades. If you find any of these issues, replace the arms and blades.
Finally, you should check the cleaning device. The cleaning device should be free from dirt or dust and should operate properly. If it is not working correctly, replace it or have it serviced by a qualified technician.
In conclusion, it is important to take regular care of your windscreen wiper and cleaning device. To ensure safe driving, regularly inspect your vehicles windscreen wiper and cleaning device. Be sure to check for the correct fitting of blades and for the correct amounts of wiper fluid, as well as checking for corrosion, weakening of the rubber links, or distortion of the blades. Lastly, check your cleaning device for dirt or dust and ensure it is operating properly.
