How to Manually Reset the Maintenance Light on Geely Emgrand?

[LeBrooklyn]

Geely Emgrand maintenance reminder reset method is as follows: 1. Turn on the ignition switch: Turn off the ignition switch. Simultaneously press and hold both arrow buttons, then turn on the ignition switch. 2. Access maintenance menu: Release both arrow buttons after about 3 seconds. The maintenance menu will appear, asking whether to reset. 3. Clear maintenance reminder: Press and hold the SET button for more than 3 seconds. Press the MODE button. Turn off the ignition switch, and the maintenance reminder will be cleared. The function of the maintenance light is introduced as follows: The main purpose of the maintenance light is to record the mileage of some important components. When the vehicle reaches a certain mileage, the maintenance light will illuminate, reminding the owner that maintenance is required.

[DeColeman]

Last year, the maintenance light on my Emgrand came on, and I manually reset it a few times myself. Now I’d like to share a practical method. First, make sure the car is completely turned off—remove the key or press the power button once for keyless ignition. Then locate the small button on the instrument panel, usually the Trip or Reset knob, positioned in front of the steering wheel with a small dot in the middle. Hold this button down with your right hand while turning the key to the ON position with your left hand (the dashboard lights up, but don’t start the engine). Keep holding the button for about 10 to 15 seconds until you see the maintenance indicator blink or turn off completely, then release. Be careful not to let go midway or make any mistakes to avoid repeated attempts. Note that Emgrand models from different years may have slightly different buttons—for example, post-2015 models might use other control keys, so check the owner’s manual first to confirm the location. After a successful manual reset, remind yourself that maintenance was just done—it’s both cost-effective and convenient. If the light doesn’t go off or other issues arise, it’s best to visit a professional shop rather than relying solely on this trick for maintenance.

[LauraAnn]

Bro, I've done the maintenance light reset quite a few times, and the manual operation for the Geely Emgrand is pretty straightforward. First, turn off the car completely and remove the key or power off. Second, press and hold the trip reset button on the dashboard, usually that little knob is at the bottom left corner of the instrument panel. Third, insert the key and turn it to the ON position, meaning the instrument panel lights up but don't start the engine. Keep holding the button for about 10 to 20 seconds until the maintenance light goes off or the flashing stops, then release. The key point is to keep the actions continuous without interruption, otherwise you'll have to start over, like don't let your hand shake and release. Some models like the new Emgrand have the button in the multimedia screen, requiring different steps through the settings menu. Doing it yourself saves hassle, but make sure the maintenance is already done and don't delay to avoid bigger car issues. Use some tools to assist, like taking photos of the steps with your phone as a reminder, so you don't forget the details. If in doubt, just try it a couple of times and you'll usually succeed; if not, find a technician.

[KingAnn]

I often reset the maintenance light on my Emgrand myself. Here's a simple procedure: Press the Trip button on the instrument panel with the engine off; turn the key to the ignition-on position without starting; hold for 10 seconds until the light goes off. Button locations may vary by model year - for example, older versions have it beside the knob while newer Emgrands set it in the menu. Don't forget to log the maintenance after resetting to ensure timely service. It's cost-effective and quick, so don't hesitate.

[LeIsabel]

After driving the Emgrand for many years, learning to manually reset the maintenance light is quite practical. The method is: turn off the engine and stop the car; hold down the Trip button on the dashboard without releasing; turn on the ignition to light up the dashboard; wait for the light to flash and go out before letting go. Remember to reset it only after maintenance is done—don't skip it. Note that button differences may vary slightly between models. This simple operation can save on repair costs and is suitable for daily family car use. After maintenance, having the light off gives peace of mind, but driving safety is more important—consult the manual or ask the 4S store if you encounter issues instead of pushing through.