Replacement of the wiper control module in a vehicle helps to solve a number of problems:
- Failures in Variable Speed Operation: The control module is responsible for adjusting the speed of the wipers. Its malfunction can lead to the inability to adjust the speed or its incorrect operation.
- Automatic Mode Not Working: In vehicles with rain sensors, the control module can automatically turn on the wipers. If this mode does not work, the cause may be a malfunction of the module.
- Problems with Additional Functions: Some control modules are responsible for additional functions, such as the delay between wiper movements or automatic activation when the washer is turned on. A faulty module can disrupt these functions.
- Unexpected Turning On or Off: If the wipers turn on or off without the driver's command, this may indicate a malfunction of the module.
- Problems with Interval Mode: Malfunctions in the interval mode of the wipers, when they do not operate at set intervals.
- Errors in the Rain Control System: In vehicles with an automatic rain control system, a malfunction of the module can lead to incorrect determination of the intensity of precipitation.
- Problems with Synchronization: Incorrect synchronization of the wiper movements, especially important for vehicles with multiple wipers.
- Difficulties in Operation at Low Temperatures: Some modules may have problems functioning in cold weather.
Replacement of the wiper control module restores the normal operation of the system, ensuring driving safety in adverse weather conditions.
