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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / January 2008

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W123 wipers won't park

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Vasili.Zaitsev1943@googlemail.com - 15 Jan 2008 12:37 GMT
The wipers on my '84 280e won't park. What part of the system controls
this and how can best try and fix it?

regards

VZ
Tiger - 15 Jan 2008 15:32 GMT
You need a new motor unit... everything is part of it.... also check your
wiper stalk to make sure that is good working condition.
Vasili.Zaitsev1943@googlemail.com - 15 Jan 2008 19:31 GMT
OK, so I just checked the motor and cleaned the connections which bear
on the contact plate on the pinion, which turns on connection of pos
and neg 12v, but does not park.

That leads me to wonder, how is the parking controlled? Is there
another power source that activates it? (I guess there must be - there
are 3 contacts acting on the contact plate on the pinion)

Anyone know which ones? I'm concerned about laying cable across
connections willy nilly until I find it

Any thoughts appreciated

VZ
roland franzius - 15 Jan 2008 21:22 GMT
> OK, so I just checked the motor and cleaned the connections which bear
> on the contact plate on the pinion, which turns on connection of pos
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> Any thoughts appreciated

The wiper motor has two 12V+ cables. One is controlled by the combi
switch and drives the motor directly.

The other one is 12V+ battery direct from ignition switch and feeds the
motor via a contact plate inside the motor. The sliding contact is
mounted on the wiper axis. In its parking position this permanent feed
is interrupted.

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