WIS Document: 9641
Model Context: 900 (1995)
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Wipers
The wiper and washer equipment consists of one unit for the
windscreen, a separate system for each headlamp and, for certain
markets, another unit for the rear window.
The wiper motors incorporate an automatic parking function which always
returns the wipers to the same position when they are switched off.
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Windscreen wipers
The windscreen wipers are driven by a two-speed motor.
ICE controls intermittent operation of the wipers when they are in this
mode.
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Rear window wiper
The rear window wiper has only one interval function, which is
controlled by ICE. When the washer is activated, the wiper continues to
operate as long as the button is depressed.
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Headlamp wipers
The headlamp wiper system consists of a separate motor for each
wiper, mounted underneath the headlamps.
The motors have built-in overload protection (e.g. if the wiper blade
freezes to the headlamp lens) consisting of a circuit-breaker actuated
by a PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) resistor connected in
series with the motor.
A diode in the supply circuit prevents reverse current from the motor
being supplied to the washer pump.
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