How to Remove the Small Wrench Icon on the Arrizo 5 Dashboard?

[MacArcher]

Method to remove the small wrench icon on the Arrizo 5 dashboard: 1. Ensure the vehicle is turned off; 2. Locate the menu toggle button on the steering wheel; 3. Press and hold the toggle button without releasing; 4. Press and hold the one-touch start button for 3 seconds until the vehicle powers on and begins self-inspection (all warning lights will illuminate, which is normal); 5. Wait for the self-inspection to complete while keeping the toggle button pressed. After approximately 5 seconds, the small wrench icon will disappear. The Arrizo 5 is a sedan produced by Chery, measuring 4572mm in length, 1825mm in width, and 1482mm in height. It adopts the Arrizo series' family-style exterior design with sportier detailing, along with upgraded interior and configurations. It is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine or 1.2T/1.5T turbocharged engines, featuring a three-spoke sport steering wheel integrated with multiple shortcut buttons.

[DiDavid]

I remember dealing with the little wrench on the Arrizo 5 dashboard was quite simple. This little wrench is a maintenance reminder light, usually appearing automatically after the car has been driven for 5,000 or 10,000 kilometers. To reset it, I usually sit in the driver's seat, turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine, then press and hold the reset button next to the dashboard or the mode switch button on the steering wheel for about five seconds. When I see the little wrench flash a few times, it disappears. If the car is relatively new or has setup issues, it might take a few attempts, or you may need to refer to the owner's manual to confirm the button combination. Sometimes, after resetting it yourself, if the maintenance isn't done on time, it will reappear. It's recommended to regularly check the oil and brakes to avoid neglecting important maintenance and prevent minor issues from becoming major problems, ensuring a worry-free driving experience.

[LaGrace]

When I drove my Arrizo 5, I encountered this small wrench icon. The reset process is actually quite simple. Before starting the engine, turn the key to power on until the dashboard lights up, then locate the menu button on the left side of the steering wheel or the small button on the instrument panel. Press and hold it for a few seconds until the wrench icon disappears. It's as simple as resetting a computer. However, I've found that if the button operation isn't done properly, such as pressing for too short a time, the system might not respond. In that case, it's better to visit a 4S shop to have it adjusted with professional tools. The maintenance reminder is well-intentioned—it alerts you when it's time to change the oil, preventing engine wear. Developing the habit of regular maintenance ensures your car runs more smoothly.

[Abel]

Removing the wrench icon on the Arrizo 5 is quite simple: Make sure the vehicle is not started, then press and hold the button combination on the dashboard or steering wheel for about five seconds in the ON position. This method works in most cases. If it doesn't, consult the manual or contact a service center - avoid random operations that might affect the system. Regular maintenance is key.

[JoshuaFitz]

I've dealt with this icon before. The reset steps are: turn the key to ON, then press and hold the reset button for five seconds until the wrench light turns off. Be careful not to accidentally activate other settings, especially when dealing with complex electronic systems. It's best to perform regular maintenance checks, such as changing the oil and filters, so the wrench light doesn't come on frequently, making the car more reliable to drive.

[LaLyla]

The small wrench on the Arrizo 5 is a maintenance reminder. I recommend holding down the instrument panel button for a few seconds in the ON state to clear it. This is equivalent to resetting the computer counter, ensuring the operation is correct to avoid errors. With timely maintenance, the small wrench appears less frequently, which helps extend the vehicle's lifespan.