Where is the maintenance reset button A on the Haval H9?
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Haval H9 maintenance reset button A is located at the lower right of the dashboard. Steps to reset the maintenance light: With the engine off, press and hold the reset button "A" without releasing it, while stepping on the brake pedal; turn the ignition switch to the "NO" position without starting the engine; the dashboard will display a flashing "INSP" message or the screen will flash; continue holding the reset button "A" until "..." appears on the screen; release the reset button "A" and the brake pedal; turn off the ignition switch to complete the maintenance light reset. Purpose of the maintenance light: The maintenance light serves to record the mileage of important components, functioning like a timer in a sprint race to remind the car owner and maintenance personnel when service is due.
Last time I helped a friend reset the maintenance light on a Haval H9. The so-called 'A button' is usually located in the button area on the left side of the steering wheel. Look for the button with a small menu symbol on the steering wheel - many people call it the control button (it's not a standalone letter 'A'). Remember to turn off the engine completely and park the vehicle before operation. Then press and hold this menu button while turning the key to the ON position (without starting the engine). Watch the instrument cluster for a few seconds until the maintenance warning light flashes and turns off - it's as simple as resetting a smartphone interface. This design serves to remind us to change the oil on time, so never ignore this indicator light. If the light doesn't disappear, visit the dealership promptly for inspection to avoid affecting engine lifespan. Developing a habit of checking dashboard warnings before driving can save you lots of trouble - after all, proper maintenance keeps your vehicle running smoothly. As a family-oriented off-road vehicle, the Haval H9 has quite considerate settings in this regard. A successful reset will take care of subsequent reminder cycles.