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No, first remove the ice and free the blades.
No. Remove ice with suitable means, such as a plastic scraper, and free the blades before operating them. Forcing them can damage the blades or motor. Do not use very hot water or drive without adequate visibility. Wipers move the blades; washers spray fluid: they are different devices.
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Yes, force the blades to tear off the ice.
No, first remove the ice and free the blades.
Yes, and pour very hot water onto the frozen glass.
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