Is there a fuse for the wiper pump?

Hello, are your wipers working okay? The wipers and washer motor are run off the same fuse, Ill double check the circuit, but there might be another issue with the washer motor circuit. I'll post the diagrams to check the wiring.
The 1st diagram shows the fuse that feeds the wiper and washer motors, the second is where the circuit splits off for the wiper motor and then to the multifunction switch for the washer motor. The third is the switch, so you may have a switch malfunction or a bad ground connection for the washer motor. The easiest way to check this is to unplug the washer wiring harness plug and use a test light or multimeter to check for 12volt power across the washer motor harness plug while someone pushes the washer switch for you.
In the last diagram you can see the Ground connection for the washer motor and washer reservoir level sensor. Marked in green G07. It's located in the engine compartment but it's easier to just check using a test light across the two wires on the washer motor plug.
But touching the test light on the two wires as shown in the fifth diagram, the test light should light up brightly when the switch is pushed.
Here are two guides to help with testing. If the test light does not light, try switching the test light clip to the battery negative post and test again. This will tell you if there is bad ground for the washer motor. And then the G07 ground will need to be checked. If you have any questions on testing just ask.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-use-a-test-light-circuit-tester

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-wiring

Refresh this page and look up what my last post says. It has all testing instructions for the washer pump. You will need a 12v automotive testing light.

The fuse is okay if the wipers are working.

We use All Data and unfortunately it just crashed for some reason. I will look at the manufacturer OEM diagrams as soon as its back up and running. I will look in another location in the meantime though.

This diagram is from another source. It is only showing one Fuse 11 (25amp) for a 2007 Hyundai Sonata V6. You can also look in your owner's manual in the glove box, it will have all the fuses and their locations listed.

The fuse 14 you're referring to is for the Head light washer circuit, and that is the fuse panel under the hood. You need the Fuse panel in the passenger compartment junction block, this will be inside the vehicle. Fuse 11 is the wiper and washer motor feeds. Is it the Head light washer motor that is not working?
I can see how it can get confusing having washer motors and wipers for the headlights as well.
Okay, we're up and running again, this is the fuse block you're looking for, it might be behind a lower kick panel on the passenger side lower dashboard.