Mazda - How to Operate Windshield Wipers

Demonstrating Operating the windshield wipers, including the intermittence function and rear window wiper, in your Mazda is essential for maintaining clear visibility in various weather conditions. Here's a comprehensive guide incorporating the phrases provided:

1. Activate the Windshield Wipers:

To operate the windshield wipers in your Mazda, locate the wiper control lever typically positioned on the right side of the steering column.
Move the lever to the desired setting to activate the windshield wipers:
Off: This position turns the wipers off completely.
Intermittent: Select this setting for intermittent wiper operation. You can adjust the interval speed using a dial or switch near the wiper control lever.
Low or Normal: Choose this setting for continuous wiper operation at a moderate speed, suitable for light rain or mist.
High: Use this setting for continuous wiper operation at the highest speed, ideal for heavy rain or downpours.
Auto (if available): Some Mazda models feature automatic wipers that adjust their speed based on the intensity of the rain detected by sensors on the windshield.
2. Adjust the Intermittence Function:

If your Mazda has variable intermittent wipers, use the dial or switch near the wiper control lever to adjust the interval speed.
Turn the dial or switch to the left for longer intervals and to the right for shorter intervals.
3. Use the Wiper Washer Function (if available):

Activate the windshield wiper washer function by pulling the wiper control lever towards you. This action will spray washer fluid onto the windshield to help remove dirt or debris while the wipers are operating.
4. Activate the Rear Window Wiper (if applicable):

To operate the rear window wiper, locate the rear wiper control switch on the dashboard or near the windshield wiper controls.
Depending on your Mazda model, you may have options such as "On," "Intermittent," and "Off" for the rear wiper.
Select the desired setting to activate the rear window wiper for clearing debris or moisture from the rear windshield.
5. Turn Off the Wipers:

When you no longer need the wipers, return the wiper control lever to the "Off" position.
Ensure the wipers come to a complete stop before turning off the ignition.
By following these steps, you can easily operate both the windshield wipers and rear window wiper in your Mazda, including the intermittence function, to maintain clear visibility in various weather conditions.