How to reset the brake pads on a Mercedes-Benz GLC200?

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1. Open the driver's side door. 2. Press the brake pedal to prepare for starting the engine. 3. Press the car's one-key start button to start the engine. 4. The car's dashboard lights up, and the entire vehicle's power is connected. 5. Press the brake pad reset button located next to the gear lever, and the operation is complete. 1. When the brake pads wear down to the warning position [the brake pads are equipped with a metal piece for warning purposes; when the brake pads wear thin, the metal piece produces abnormal noise, indicating the need for replacement. In most cases, simply replacing the new brake pads will reset it. Under normal usage conditions, the replacement cycle for brake pads is usually around fifty to sixty thousand kilometers. In the vast majority of cases, we use whether the brake warning light on the dashboard lights up as the basis for determining whether to replace the brake pads, but this is already the last line of defense. Although all vehicles basically have such a warning system, some directly sense the thickness of the brake pads, while others only light up the warning light when the brake pads are completely worn out and the brake fluid is extremely low. Therefore, during every maintenance visit, it is essential to check whether the brake pads are still usable and replace those nearing the end of their lifespan in advance, rather than solely relying on the warning light.