
The light reset button for the Mercedes-Benz V260 is located on the vehicle's steering wheel. Reset Precautions: After completing the maintenance light reset operation, if you need to disconnect the battery cable, you must lock the vehicle and wait for at least 5 minutes. Otherwise, the reset will not be recorded by the control unit. Purpose of the Maintenance Light: As driving time increases, the wear and tear on the vehicle's internal components will gradually become more severe. To ensure normal driving, manufacturers have set up a reminder indicator light when producing the car. After reaching a certain mileage, the owner must promptly replace the components. After successful replacement, the car maintenance light also needs to be reset.

















Last time I just helped a friend reset the light on their V260. The core operations are done through the multifunction button area on the left side of the steering wheel. First, power on the vehicle without starting the engine, then use the combination of the return button and home button on the left side of the steering wheel. Press the home button to enter the dashboard menu, find the 'Vehicle Data' or 'Maintenance' option, and then you'll see the reset reminder button. If you can't find it, you might need to hold the OK button for a few seconds. The menu positions may vary slightly for different model years, so it's best to check the maintenance section on page 125 of the manual before proceeding. The car is designed quite user-friendly, allowing you to easily clear the reminder after maintenance.

As an owner who has been driving this car for nearly three years, I'm accustomed to resetting the reminder light myself after each . The key lies in the control area on the left side of the steering wheel: After powering on without pressing the brake pedal, first use your finger to scroll the small wheel on the left to make the dashboard display enter the 'Trip' menu. Then press the arrow-marked button at the upper left corner of the steering wheel to flip pages until you find the 'Maintenance Data' option. Finally, long-press the OK button for about 5 seconds, and when the confirmation box pops up on the dashboard, click confirm to complete the process. However, note that the menu hierarchy for the 2015 model is one step shorter, and you should also pay attention to ensuring the ignition switch is in the second gear position during operation.

The reset button for the Mercedes-Benz V260 isn't physically located anywhere - it's fully integrated into the electronic system. Access it via the left steering wheel buttons to enter the instrument cluster menu, then locate the service menu item to reset. Specifically: with power on, operate the left control area of the steering wheel, scroll to find the 'Maintenance' entry, then confirm reset. Procedures vary by model year - for 2017 models you need to select 'Confirm' in the submenu. Best practice is to have the technician demonstrate the procedure during service while you memorize the steps. As last resort, visit a dealership for computer reset - they can complete it in under 30 seconds.

After personally performing the operation twice, I found that resetting the V260 reminder light relies on a combination of steps: First, power on the dashboard to full illumination without starting the engine. Use the four-way button on the left side of the steering wheel to enter the menu system, scroll right to select the 'Settings' tab. In the secondary menu, locate the 'Maintenance' sub-item, then press and hold the OK button until the confirmation prompt appears. The entire process takes about 30 seconds. Note that you should reset it promptly after maintenance, otherwise the reminder will pop up every time you start the car. Seeing that little wrench icon before driving is indeed quite annoying.

Last time, the technician taught me a practical method: After parking the car in P gear and powering it on, directly operate the control module on the left side of the steering wheel. The key buttons are the menu button with a house icon and the return button, used in combination with the directional keys for scrolling. In the dashboard menu, find the 'Vehicle Status' section, select 'ASSYST PLUS' maintenance system, and you can see the reset option. The operation method is basically universal for models from 15-19, but for newer models with touch steering wheels, you need to first swipe the screen with your finger to display it. It's very simple to operate and can be done in 1 minute. Don't be fooled by the 4S shop saying that computer matching is necessary to clear it.


