How to reset the maintenance light on a 2019 Great Wall Pao with one-button start?
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Press the mode switch button and the left time adjustment button on the instrument panel simultaneously. There are 3 maintenance taboos to note: 1. Avoid unventilated spaces: Do not run the engine for extended periods in unventilated garages. Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, and prolonged exposure to low concentrations can cause headaches, rapid breathing, nausea, vomiting, weakness, dizziness, mental confusion, and even brain damage. 2. Never siphon fuel with your mouth: Gasoline is not only flammable and explosive but also toxic, especially leaded gasoline, which harms the nervous system, digestive tract, and kidneys. Additionally, gasoline contains high concentrations of sulfides, and hydrogen sulfide is poisonous. Ingesting gasoline can lead to poisoning or death. 3. Avoid contact with carburetor cleaner: Most carburetor cleaners contain methyl chloride, aromatic compounds, and ethanol. Inhaling these substances or getting them on skin and eyes poses safety risks.
Regarding the method to reset the maintenance light for the 2019 Great Wall Pao with one-button start, I have followed the online tutorials several times. The general steps are: first, completely turn off the vehicle to ensure the engine is off; then, without pressing the brake, briefly press the one-button start to put the dashboard into ACC mode; use the left and right control buttons on the steering wheel to scroll through the menu and find the vehicle information or settings option; after entering, select maintenance reset or a similar name, then press and hold the confirm button for a few seconds to complete the reset; exit the menu. The actual operation is very simple and takes less than a minute, but be careful not to reset while the engine is running to avoid damaging the system. Personally, I recommend resetting immediately after regular maintenance to accurately record the next service time and avoid missing maintenance. If the reset fails, it might be a dashboard issue, and it’s safer to have it checked at a professional shop.
