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When I was having some squeeking noise with my wiper and decided to clean it, I learned how to manually move the wiper blade (I think this is what I did, I can't recall!)
Turn the key, turn on wiper and then immediately take the key out of the ignition so that the wiper has moved and is not in the parked position. Now if I recall correctly, you can now move the wiper 1 full cycle... you will be able to move it from the point that it stopped, all the way to the passenger side, and then back into the resting position on the driver's side. I am pretty sure this is the correct procedure. Give it a try and let me know.
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