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How to reset the maintenance light on a BMW Mini?

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MacCollin

07/29/25 6:29pm

BMW Mini maintenance light reset steps: 1. Close all doors. (Including the engine hood and rear trunk) 2. Insert the key and turn on the ignition without pressing the brake pedal. (The dashboard will light up, the car will enter self-check mode, and the LCD display will show existing faults and reminders) 3. Hold down the "Reset" button on the right side of the dashboard until the display changes from mileage to the latest maintenance reminder (such as brake pads or oil change), then release. 4. Immediately after releasing the "Reset" button, press and hold the "BC" button to switch between maintenance items. Release when the desired maintenance item to reset is displayed. 5. Quickly press and hold the "BC" button again for several seconds until "RESET" appears on the LCD display, then release. 6. Immediately press and hold the button again for several seconds until "RESET√" appears, indicating the reset is complete.

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