How to reset the wrench light on JAC Refine S2

[OAna]

JAC Refine S2 wrench light reset method mainly includes: 1. Insert the car key and press the small button on the lower right side of the instrument panel. 2. Turn the key. Rotate it once to the ACC position (power-on position) and wait for 3 seconds. 3. Power off. Turn the key to cut off the power. 4. Turn the key to the ACC position again to reset the wrench light. Extended content: This vehicle has two powertrain options: 1. Equipped with a 1.5L inline 4-cylinder naturally aspirated engine, paired with either a 5-speed manual or CVT transmission, delivering maximum power of 83KW and maximum torque of 146N·m. 2. Equipped with a 1.6L inline 4-cylinder naturally aspirated engine, matched with a CVT transmission, producing maximum power of 88KW and maximum torque of 150N·m.

[DeQuinn]

I've been driving this JAC Refine S2 for several years, and every time the little wrench icon lights up, I know it's time for maintenance. The method to reset it is quite simple: First, turn the key to the ACC position (the position where only the electrical system is on but the engine isn't started), don't start the engine; then find the mileage reset button on the dashboard, usually a small button labeled Trip or Reset; press and hold it for 5-10 seconds, observe the dashboard, and the little wrench icon will disappear. If it doesn't work the first time, just try again. Don't ignore this reminder—it's actually the car's protection system. If you frequently delay maintenance, it might lead to serious issues, such as engine wear or increased fuel consumption. I make it a habit to get a check-up every 5,000 kilometers—safety first.

[AshlynRose]

When repairing cars, I often encounter JAC Refine S2 owners asking about this issue. Clearing the wrench icon is a routine operation. First, turn the ignition key to the OFF position, don't rush to start the engine. Then press and hold the small button on the dashboard for more than 5 seconds until you see the icon disappear. This design mainly serves as a reminder for oil or filter changes. If you can't clear it yourself, it might be due to a faulty button or system setting error - which commonly occurs when the battery voltage is unstable. I recommend noting down the mileage after each reset and performing a quick check to ensure the air filter and oil level are normal, preventing unnecessary faults. Regular maintenance saves both hassle and money, being far more cost-effective than post-failure repairs.

[CollinRose]

When I first started driving the Refine S2, I was also bothered by that little wrench icon. But later I found it super easy to reset. Just turn off the engine, rotate the key to the middle position (power-on mode), then press and hold a small button on the instrument panel for about 10 seconds until the icon disappears. If the button is hard to locate, check the manual—it has diagrams to guide you. Don't worry about it being a car malfunction; this icon is just a routine reminder for maintenance like oil changes. Remember to address it on time—your car will run smoothly and you'll feel better. Don’t wait until noises get louder to regret it. Give it a quick try; it only takes minutes.