Wiper Arm Clips that hold washer fluid hose broke

[CYBRDOC]

Hello All,
With all the phantom wipes the CT deploys, it has led to some windshield wiper streaking. So, I've purchased new blades, one approximately every 6 months.
I recently installed my 2nd blade replacement (a little after 1 year of ownership), and despite following the instruction manual and being very gentle in my exchange, even before I removed the old blade I noticed that the hose carrying washer fluid had come disconnected from 2 of the clips inside the wiper arm.
I exchanged the new blade, but the hose kind of protrudes at points out from the frame of the wiper arm on the proximal part of the arm.
So I took a closer look at the clips, and when seeing if the hose would just tuck back in into the clip, the clip popped off.
The first image is the broken clip. The second is of where that clip used to reside, and the last photo is another clip where the hose isn't attached, but hasn't broken off (yet?).
Anybody with similar issues? I will place a service request.

 

[UberNoob]

58k miles in 14 months on mine now and ironically last night my wipe quit spraying along the wiper edge. Just dumps all the juice there in the middle. Likely all these auto wash tunnels i drive through. Will look at it today and see what’s going on.

 

[CYBRDOC]

Sorry to hear. Mine CT's blade is working just fine. My issue is with the clips in the wiper arm that hold the tubing for the washer fluid to pass through and hook up to the blade. Regarding your issue, the CT service manual I believe talks about using a tiny probe to make sure any holes for the fluid to dispense aren't clogged.