How to reset the maintenance reminder light on a 2019 Haval H6?
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2019 Haval H6 maintenance light reset operation steps are as follows: 1. Turn on the ignition switch to power the car, keeping the engine off; 2. Press the "Reset" button, and the display will show the reset system; 3. Each press of the "Reset" button will switch to the next reset system; 4. Select the maintenance reset system and long-press the "Reset" button for 3 seconds; 5. The instrument display will show a relevant image, indicating the maintenance reset is successful. The purpose of the maintenance light is to record the mileage of important components, serving as a reminder for car owners and maintenance staff. When the maintenance light comes on, it indicates that the car needs maintenance. The maintenance interval for the Haval H6 is every 7,500 kilometers. For maintenance, the Haval H6 enjoys a policy of the first 4 maintenance services being free.
When dealing with the maintenance reminder light on my 2019 Haval H6, I found the reset procedure quite straightforward. First, park the car in a safe location, turn off the engine, but keep the key in the ON position without starting the engine. After the dashboard completes its self-check, locate the multifunction button on the steering wheel, usually the OK button on the right side, and hold it down for a few seconds to enter the setup menu. Use the scroll wheel or arrow keys to navigate down to the 'Maintenance Information' option under 'Vehicle Settings,' select 'Maintenance Reset,' and confirm. Wait a moment, and the light will go off. This light serves as a reminder that your car is due for maintenance. Resetting it yourself can save you a trip to the dealership and allows you to plan ahead for checks like oil or tire inspections. Regular maintenance ensures your car remains durable and safe, so don’t wait until the light stays on to take action. The whole process takes just a minute or two, and you’ll get the hang of it after a few tries. Just stay focused during the operation to avoid accidentally changing other settings that might affect your car’s functions.
