My screen was replaced by Autoglass on Saturday. Following the modification, the rain sensor and automatic wiper function ceased to operate, with one setting altered to a 6-second intermittent wipe instead of the automatic wipe configuration.
Auto glass sent a technician on Sunday to assess the situation and see whether it could be repaired. Somewhat astonished by the presence of a technician instead of an auto-electrician! Not only couldn't he get it to operate but the intermittent wiping also ceased!! I currently own no information on establishing one.
Been waiting all week for someone from autoglass to get in contact as promised to arrange to have the problem rectified, finally received a call Friday afternoon and they are sending a "technician" Tuesday evening.
Today, after doing online research, I performed a manual reset procedure: doors closed, wiper stalk positioned at 0, engine on, and the setting adjusted from 0 to 3, then back to 0, and finally to 1. My wife splashed some water on the sensor, and it functioned well. I have been driving in the rain this afternoon, and everything seems to be functioning well presently.
Windscreen, Autoglass, Rain/Light Sensor Calibration 2010 C63
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I have had 4 windscreens over the previous 10 year or so and none have presented a problem after installation. The most recent installation used an OEM screen via the AA. I cannot recall the installer, but I received a call post-installation indicating that they would schedule an appointment with my Mercedes dealer for recalibration, with costs covered by the AA.
Since everything was functioning well, I declined the offer until Mercedes contacted me to provide a simultaneous health check, clearly aiming to earn revenue from my visit.
Since everything was functioning well, I declined the offer until Mercedes contacted me to provide a simultaneous health check, clearly aiming to earn revenue from my visit.