Vehicle electricsService interval display
| The electronics of the service interval display includes: |
| The electronics evaluate the contents of the counter such that the customer, or |
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| after the established period of time has passed |
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| upon reaching the established mileage, |
| is informed via the service interval display of the need for servicing (in function of whichever occurs first). |
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| Between servicings only the total mileage and the daily mileage -2- are displayed. |
| When it is time for a service, on mileometer -2- under the mileage will appear: |
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| with the ignition off “service”, |
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| after switching on the ignition, or 3 minutes after starting the engine, the class of the servicing (service table → Anchor) |
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| When the button -1- is pressed the display can be reset to “service”. |
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| 3 minutes after starting the engine, the display returns to “service”. |
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| Reading on the display | Servicing |
Mileage
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service OIL | Oil change every
15,000 km |
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Mileage
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service INSP | Inspection service every 12 months or every 30,000 km |
| In function of the service done, one or both classes of service must be reset to the original setting, that is: |
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| If the inspection service OIL is done, OIL has to be reset. |
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| If the inspection service INSP is done, INSP and OIL must be reset. |
| The service interval display can be reset in different ways: |
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| with the mileage button under the speedometer → Chapter |
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