The wiper stops every where when u shut it off,does not go down

So that wipers park properly, the wipers have 2 power sources. One is from the dash switch to turn the wipers no and off, but the second is the parking power, which is always supposed to be on. The parking power is supposed to be shut off by a rotating cam inside of the wiper motor housing itself. If you don't want to take it out and fix it, you could always just pull the parking wire to the wipers, and then try to manually park them by shutting off the wipers at exactly the right time.

Sounds like the windshield wiper motor is getting too hot. The wait an hour is waiting for that to cool down.
The wiper motor is located usually under the hood, on the firewall on the passenger side.
You should be able to feel the wiper motor getting too hot when the wipers are turned on.
Hope this helps.

I have a 95 grand marquis and i had the same problem. I fixed mine myself by replacing the wiper motor. The problem was the motor will still work on high but not low. Its an enternal issue on the motor that wont allow it to fully rotate when shut off and its not accepting the low voltage to run on low. My answer is 100% accurate

Usually caused by the canceling switch in the wiper motor failing. The switch normally allows the wiper motor to operate after the wiper switch is turned off so that the wipers are in the down position when the motor shuts off; otherwise the wipers would stop in any position when you shut the switch off.

Sometimes when a car does that ,Means you need a new motor.

the wiper motor is bad, the timer inside the motor is shot. thats why they will not park right.

the timer in the wiper motor is bad, the best fix is to and buy another wiper motor, or get a good one at a junk yard!

could be a fuse , could be a motor ,or could be the central timer unit , your question was could it be a fuse? possibly!

the only thing i can say is the timer in the wiper motor is going bad and will not shut off. change wiper motor.

My 2001 Chevrolet Malibu had the same problem. The wipers would not stop. wipers wouldn't turn off. The problem was the wiper control module filled with water, seals break down with time. The wiper control module is attached to the front of the wiper motor under a black cover (three screws). I had to remove both wiper arms and the plastic debris guard between the window and the hood. Unplug the harness attached to the wiper motor, remove the three screws. The board is in te plastic cover. I pulled board out. dried it, put it back in and sealed the compartment with silicon. Works like new.