Service Interval Display - Seat Arosa 2003 Owner's Manual

HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
Service I I nterval D D isplay*
If a service is due, one of the following
services will appear in the lower speedo-
meter counter (trip meter):
•
Oil Change Service ...........service OEL
or .........................................service OIL
•
Inspections Service .........service INSP
The service display will go out approx.
three minutes after the engine has been
switched on. You can also switch back to
the trip meter by pressing and holding
(longer than 0.5 seconds) the reset but-
ton.
The Technical Service Centre will reset the
display to zero after performing the corre-
sponding service.
If the service is not performed by a
Technical Service Centre, the display must
be reset as follows:
•
With the ignition switched off, press
and hold the trip meter reset button
below the speedometer.
•
Switch ignition on and hold the reset
button for a least 10 seconds. Dashes will
appear in the display. The service has
been reset.
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Notes
•
Only the desired service may be reset.
The date for a service would otherwise be
incorrect. You can switch from one indi-
vidual service to another by pressing the
reset knob.
•
Do not zero the display between the
service intervals – otherwise an incorrect
reading will be shown.
•
If you are not sure if the Service interval
indicator is correct, work should be done
in accordance with the Maintenance and
Inspection Plan and not the indicator.
•
If the vehicle battery is disconnected
the details in the service display are
retained.
•
If the instrument panel changes follow-
ing a repair, the service interval display
must be reset, preferably by a Technical
Service Centre. If the indicator is not
reprogrammed, schedule service work in
accordance with the Maintenance and
Inspection Plan and not the service inter-
val indicator.
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