Many car amateurs go to the shop for new wipers at the first sign of their bad work. Others are trying to find a reason to reduce the efficiency of wiper and try to solve the problem. How do we determine whether the toothbrushes have been irrevocable and irrevocable, or can they still serve in certain care?
How to: Determine Need to Replace
In the first case, it is recommended that no attention should be paid to the brushes. The reason for the poor work of the brushes can be covered in the oil slit on the windshield, the mechanical damage of the yard-nik, the lack of fixing of the lever. In other cases, the caretaking of the windshield is bad for the wipers because of damage to the rubber brushes.
There are a few characteristic signs that the wiper blade has been dislocated. In some cases, replacements need to be made, while others may be repaired and repaired.
If the car was standing outside in the sun or in the cold, the wiper brushes could be deformed
If the windshield wipers were working properly, but suddenly the bars appeared on the glass when the bristles were moving, it was likely that sand or mud was in the rubber band that did not allow the working part of the tape to bend. In winter, it is possible to get into the water of the water brush and its subsequent freezing. It is enough to clean up the mud or ice from the edge and the brush will start working.
There are lanes on the windshield. This suggests that the blades of the yard are torn or scratched. This leads to the acquisition of sand, ice, small stones and other grads. In addition, the hemline of the rubber brush, due to sand, dirt and dust, loses its rectangular shape over time. You can use sandpaper to return the same brush.
There's stains on the glass, bad spots. The reason is in a curved, mangled, deformed blade of a caretapy. There are such deformations, for example, if the car was standing outside in the sun for a long time. Or vice versa. In addition, rubber toothbrushes may lose elasticity, for example, simply by laying in the warehouse for a couple of years. To test the elasticity of the brush, it is enough to take it away with a little effort and let it go. The brush shall be easily bent and immediately returned to its original position. The deformed brushes of the leaching in the petrol with the subsequent rinsing of soapy water.
You can update your toothbrushes by holding them in gasoline, warm water. It also helps the application of silicone grease or alkaline paper
There is a squeaking or squeaking in the work of the wipers. Environment: Ultraviolet rays, air, destroy the chemical structure of the blades of the caretaker, leading to cracks and as a consequence of "trapping". It is possible to live such toothbrushes for what time it is possible to use a thin layer of silicone grease on them.
Radial bands remain on the glass. In this case the blade of the porter is coated with corrosion. You can save your toothbrushes in gasoline or hot water.
Are toothbrushes changing on cassettes?
The rubber brush structure and the principle of its work in cleaning the glass at the carcasses and non-carcasses are the same. Therefore, carcasses of cardboard noblers can also get out of order, for example, because of sand, dirt, ice, and so on. Single-click nobles are also to be replaced.
How often the brush will be replaced
It is worth noting that there are several sorts of rubber, from which the toothbrushes are made. Natural rubber comes into disrepair fast enough, so it takes approximately every 6 months to change it. In the case of artificial rubber, the term of service is approximately 8 to 12 months. It is recommended to change the wiper blade and the passenger's wiper blade at the same time-the windshield wipers are always together.
So that the wipers serve as long as they can, they must be cared for. For certain lesions, you can return your toothbrushes to life, soak in petrol, warm water, use of silicone grease, or treat the surface with sandpaper. It is recommended that the wipers be changed depending on the material once every six months or once a year.