How to manually reset the K3 maintenance light?

[RafaelMarie]

k3 maintenance light manual reset method is: turn the key to put the K3's power in ON mode, then press the steering wheel switch button to switch to the user settings page, where you can see the maintenance settings. Enter the maintenance settings option, long press the OK button to reset the maintenance mileage time, and the maintenance light reset is completed. Here is some introduction about the indicator light: As driving time increases, the wear of internal vehicle components will gradually become severe. To ensure normal driving, manufacturers have set up some reminder indicator lights when producing cars. After reaching a certain mileage, owners need to replace components in time. After successful replacement, the car maintenance light also needs to be reset to zero.

[MacGage]

Last time I reset the maintenance light for my K3, it was quite simple. You can try it yourself. First, turn the car key to the ON position without starting the engine. Then locate the TRIP button on the dashboard, press and hold it for about 10 seconds. A wrench icon on the instrument panel will flash or disappear—release the button at this point to complete the reset. I recommend confirming that you’ve just completed maintenance, like an oil change, before resetting. Otherwise, if the light doesn’t come on later, you might forget the next service interval, which isn’t good for the engine. Regular maintenance helps your car run longer, stay fuel-efficient, and remain safe. Handling small tasks like this yourself can save money, but if you press the wrong button by mistake or the light doesn’t go off, it’s best to visit a 4S shop for a check-up—don’t force it.

[VanAliyah]

As a long-term K3 owner, I've encountered the annoying issue of the maintenance light coming on several times. The reset procedure is really not complicated: after turning the key to the ACC position, hold down the small RESET button at the lower right corner of the dashboard for about 10 seconds until you see the indicator light change. The key point is to ensure that the maintenance has been completed before resetting; otherwise, falsely clearing it may delay vehicle condition checks, and prolonged neglect could lead to severe engine wear and costly overhauls. I often remind my friends that sticking to maintenance every 5,000 kilometers or six months is the right way to go. After an automatic reset, it's best to double-check if the maintenance record app has been updated accordingly—developing this good habit saves a lot of hassle.

[SanAlan]

Hey, I was totally clueless when the maintenance light came on in my newly bought K3. Later, I found a trick online: turn off the car, rotate the key to the ON position without starting the engine, and hold down the TRIP button for about 10 seconds. Watch for the dashboard lights to blink, then release the button—it resets immediately. Just be careful not to accidentally press other buttons during the process. After resetting, make sure to regularly check the engine oil and filters during daily driving to avoid the light coming on falsely or misleading you about maintenance. I even installed a small OBD device to monitor the status—super handy!