Wipers were frozen but would not work when thawed

The fluid could be frozen in the hoses or the pump is broken. If you drive the car for awhile, the hoses will thaw out and the washers will work. Try getting fluid good to -20F. This fluid will be good for most areas in the US.
Replace the pump if you turn on the switch and hear no sound from the engine bay. Have someone standing close by for this test.

You canstart your car and let it heat up on its own, it will eventually get thawed, or you can remove the lines and thaw them out indoors using warm tap water. The pump can freeze and bust as will the tank, so inspect those too when you get the lines thawed out.

you dont EVER run the wipers when frozen to the glass..the windshield needs thawed out first..you may have stripped the gears in the unit..replacement is required..always thaw the ice first..and not with the defrost as the extreme heat will crack the glass.. use the normal vents as a first heat source..this takes time so do it earlier..

indicates that the arm has turned on the shaft
loosen off that arm
place the wipers in the parked position , reposition the arm correctly and re tighten it

If it is cold in your area, the fluid may have frozen in the lines and or tank. Be sure you use fluid suitable for the weather conditions. If the tank is frozen - the heat from the engine may thaw it but the lines going to your wind shield may be exposed too much to the exterior to thaw from engine heat and will have to be cleared by an external heat source. A hair dryer may work - be careful of painted surfaces if you do use a heat gun or hair dryer. Hope this helps. Let me know. Thanks

The only one way to fix this frozen windscreen washer fluid is to put the car inside a garage when the temperature is above 0 Celsius degree, (> + 5 C deg.), and wait for one hour for to thaw the car.

Look at the nozzle where the Fluid comes out.
Using a straight pin (like for sewing), inspect this hole. Insert the pin straight into the hole to see if you have any blockages. Recheck operations.
During the Winter these often become frozen with outside precipitation. You can also use a hair dryer set on "hot", and heat up and thaw-out the nozzle.
During the Summer months these often become blocked with wax or dirt.
If the Pump is actually working, you may have to disconnect and check the tubing for fluid flow.
Just because you hear the Pump "humming" does not mean the Pump is pumping.
If the Pump is pumping, the tubing may be clogged and/or frozen. Again use the hair dryer to thaw out.
Make sure you use the proper fluid and not water to prevent the system from freezing.
Further: If you have tried and tried to use the Pump with no results, you can burn the Pump Motor out. Again it may sound like it is working, but in actuality it is not pumping.
Let me know if this helped, or if you have additional information or questions. Feel free to contact me at FixYa.com!

Well if is just filled and frozen then I would guess that you would have to wait for a warm day and try to get some of the fluid out first.Several companys make a ice melting washer fluid,but even if your tank is not frozen and it is just in your lines that are on your sprayers you will still have to wait until they thaw on there own.Unless you have acess to a heated garage.

The fuse for the washer pump is the wiper fuse so if the wipers still work then the pump is not working and needs replaceing or the hoses topray nozzel are frozen or blocked some how.Take the hoses off the pump and listen to it when the switch is pushed to see if it runs,if it does take the hoses off and take them in to thaw,then see if you can blow through therm.If none of this work for you then the nozzles themseves are plugged,blow them out with compressed air.

hii..ya u have to replace it with the new
one.Since it is frozen u can't do anything
with that.once u replace it with the new one
it will start working.Other than replacing the
wiper u have nothing to do.
thank u..