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wiper motor

 

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Noun wiper motor has 1 sense
  1. wiper motor - electric motor that moves the windshield wiper
    --1 is a kind of
    electric motor

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Wiper Motor

Description:

A wiper motor refers to an essential component of automotive vehicles that powers the windshield wiper system. It is responsible for generating the necessary mechanical movement to operate the wiper arms, enabling the cleaning and clearing of the windshield.

Senses:

1. Noun - Automotive Wiper Motor

In the context of automotive engineering, a wiper motor is a specific type of electric motor designed to drive the wiper blades on a vehicle's windshield.

Example Sentence: The malfunctioning wiper motor caused me to have poor visibility during the heavy rainstorm.

2. Noun - Industrial Wiper Motor

An industrial wiper motor refers to a motor used in various industrial settings to power wiper systems, typically on equipment, machines, or instruments.

Example Sentence: The durable industrial wiper motor effortlessly cleaned the surfaces of the manufacturing equipment, enhancing efficiency and maintenance practices.

3. Adjective - Wiper Motor

When used as an adjective, wiper motor represents something related to or associated with the function, characteristics, or technology of the motor used in wiper systems.

Example Sentence: The repair manual provides detailed instructions on troubleshooting wiper motor issues in various car models.

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