What is the method to reset the maintenance light on Changan Suzuki?

[DiKeira]

Turn on the ignition switch, briefly press the right-side information display selection handle until the information display screen goes black and then stops. Press and hold the left-side mileage button for more than 5 seconds until the oil lock display appears on the screen, then release the button. The display area will show the oil lock. Release the button and press it five times consecutively within 2 seconds, completing the action within 3 seconds. The oil lock will turn off, indicating the operation is complete.

[LuciaLee]

A few days ago, I just helped a friend reset the maintenance light on their Suzuki. The steps are actually quite simple. First, turn the car key to the off position to ensure the vehicle is completely powered down. Then, press and hold the small cylindrical button on the dashboard—that's the reset button, usually located near the odometer display area. Next, turn the key to the accessory position (where the dashboard lights up but don't start the engine). Keep holding the button for about ten seconds, and you'll see the maintenance light blink a few times before turning off. The button location may vary slightly depending on the model; for the Swift and Ciaz, it's typically behind the steering wheel. If you can't find the button, some models use steering wheel controls—just navigate to the maintenance reset option in the menu and confirm. Be careful not to press the brake or accelerator during the process to avoid accidental startup.

[StPiper]

I've encountered this issue twice. The first time I randomly pressed buttons and almost reset the odometer, but then I learned to check the owner's manual first. For most Changan Suzuki models, the reset procedure is as follows: After turning off the engine, press and hold the instrument reset button, then turn the ignition to ON position and wait for the lights to go off. The button is located on the plastic panel behind the right side of the steering wheel - it's a small raised dot that can be pressed with a fingernail. Important reminder: The key must be in the ON position and must not be turned past to start the engine, otherwise you'll have to start over. I recommend cleaning your hands before operation - last time I had milk tea on my hands and almost slipped. If it doesn't work after three attempts, there might be an abnormal maintenance cycle count, in which case you'll need to visit a repair shop to reset it with diagnostic equipment.