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| + | [title] Removing the blade insert |
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| + | [* icon_note] Removing a used blade can be difficult as it has no doubt lost its slipperiness. You could spray some ArmorAll cleaner in there, but unless your wiper assembly is really dirty, oughtn't need to. |
| + | [* black] The manual describes you peeling down the flexible end of the wiper blade, but doing so carelessly could rip it. |
| + | [* black] Instead, use an orangewood “cuticle pushing stick” (you can find them in most “big box” stores, in the Beauty section with other nail care items), or an IFixit Spudger and work it underneath the end of the wiper blade on the "LOCK" side. |
| + | [* black] Now, gently tug on the insert until you can feel the lock "give" against the bracket. The insert should now slide out over the flexible end of the wiper blade. |
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