Wipers need number on fuses box to turn them off

Question edited for clarity.

There are only a two relays in the box, but not listed for the wiper. This usually means that the wiper is either not covered by a relay or it is a function of the Body Control Module. There are fuses listed.

SEAT Altea (2005-2015) fuses

Fuse Box Diagrams https://fuse-box.info > seat > seat-altea-2005-2015-fuses The fuse box is located in the left side of dash panel, under the steering wheel. The location of the fuses in the ...

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You should have a wiper fuse in the interior fuse box that you can pull to temporarily turn the wipers off. I suspect that the issue is due to a bad wiper switch which will need to be replaced.

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There is a 5 amp fuse marked F2-4 in the fuse box inside the truck for the microprocessor. There is a 30amp fuse marked F1-21 in the fuse box in the engine compartment for the wiper motor.
See your owners manual for details.

the fuses are located under the dash on the drivers side.the possible problems could be the wiper motor may have a bad ground and if you run a good ground from the car to the body of the motor and the wipers work then thats the problem.you could tap the motor with a hammer or screwdriver with the wipers turned on and if it works the wiper motor needs replacing.you could also have a bad wiper switch.

did you check the wipers motor relay? is in the same fuse box in engine compartment.Thanks

There is a 30 amp (pink) fuse located in the fuse box located inside the car (see picture below) and it is in the number 11 position in that box. That fuse is for the wiper system there is also a hi/low wiper relay located in the power distribution box located in the engine compartment. It is in the number 1 position (the big number 1 not the diode or fuse). You may want to check that out as well if the fuse is good. The picture for that is also below. I hope this helped and good luck.

go to your owners manual it will have the same diagram in it

1.  Turn on your wipers and pop your hood.   2.  If you hear you wiper motor, then you do not need to check your fuses. 3.  If your wiper arms are moving freely, then your linkage from the wiper arms to the motor is disconnected and possibly broken.   4.  If the problem is electrical, do the following:      1.  Check the fuse, and check for power at the fuse.      2.  Check the wiper motor for ground. For a complete circuit, you need power going in and ground               coming out.  Check electrical connections for corrosion or poor connections.       3.  Get a wiring schematic and trace power to the wiper motor starting at the fuse box in the                       following order:           Fuse box           wiper switch           wiper motor      4.  In the rarest of cases a wiper motor or wiper switch is at fault.  I do not recommend replacing                 anything unless you have proof that the part is faulty. (ie. power going into the switch but nothing           coming out.)       

The rear wiper fuse number is 24 in the passenger compartment fuse box.