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Wiper Change
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RVSG-THOM
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Wiper Blade Change
You'll need three things; Gloves, Tweezers, and a screw driver (flat, medium-small in size).
The final thing is have the new wiper blade ready.
(side note: Take a photo of the position and the orientation of wiper blade for reference - Step 7)
Removal/Install:
1) Open both the front panel and the right access panel.
2) Glove up, and get the tweezers.
3) Get a firm grip on old Wiper with tweezers.
4) Grab Screw Driver and look for tab on either side of the mounting arm of the wiper blade (Should be at the bottom of the blade). Push lightly that tab.
5) While pushing lightly on tab, Pull upwards on the wiper. Old Wiper Should slide out.
6) Get New wiper blade, and drop the tweezers.
7) Position New blade in proper orientation and push the blade down. ( I used the screw driver on mine to push it down and set it in the tab again. you might have to do this.)
8) Check to see if it is seated right, close it up, run a quick clean and nozzle check, and off to the races.
You'll need three things; Gloves, Tweezers, and a screw driver (flat, medium-small in size).
The final thing is have the new wiper blade ready.
(side note: Take a photo of the position and the orientation of wiper blade for reference - Step 7)
Removal/Install:
1) Open both the front panel and the right access panel.
2) Glove up, and get the tweezers.
3) Get a firm grip on old Wiper with tweezers.
4) Grab Screw Driver and look for tab on either side of the mounting arm of the wiper blade (Should be at the bottom of the blade). Push lightly that tab.
5) While pushing lightly on tab, Pull upwards on the wiper. Old Wiper Should slide out.
6) Get New wiper blade, and drop the tweezers.
7) Position New blade in proper orientation and push the blade down. ( I used the screw driver on mine to push it down and set it in the tab again. you might have to do this.)
8) Check to see if it is seated right, close it up, run a quick clean and nozzle check, and off to the races.
