There is a sensor inside the wiper motor which keeps the wipers running until they reach the "park" position. If that sensor has failed, the wipers will continue to run, seeking the park postition and unable to find it. Wiper motors for American vehicles are often relatively inexpensive and should solve the problem for you.
My wipers come on when the turn signal is used - Ford recommends replacing a revised mulifunction switch (turn signal switch)
A bad relay switch will cause the windshield wipers to not turn off. Replace the relay switch and the windshield wipers should turn off.
switch them on
There is no button to operate the headlight wipers. The headlights washers and wipers are activated along with the windshield wipers when you use the windshield washer by pulling the wiper switch towards you.
Replacing windshield wipers is a part of maintaining a vehicle. To replace the, a person removes the old wipers in the manner needed for the type of device holding them, then put a set of new wipers.
remove the wipers, turn on wiper switch, turn off switch, reinstall wipers @ bottom position torque nuts enough to secure the arm. turn on switch readjust as needed.
The windshield wiper relay switch can be found on the firewall in the engine compartment. The windshield wiper relay switch will be on the passenger side of the firewall.
A bad fuse may be the cause of windshield wipers not working on a 1998 Lumina. The switch that activates the wiper motor is another possible cause for the wipers not working.
under the hood by the engine
A failing turn signal/wiper multi function switch is a common cause.
There is no "reset" in the wiper motor. If your wipers do not park, it is likely your wiper motor parking contact or cam is broken. Try running the wipers with the key in the "ON" position, then turn the wipers off using their switch while they are up on the windshield. They should park themselves at the bottom. The good news is a wiper motor is pretty cheap at a junkyard, and not too hard to replace.
it is possible