Reset the Service Indicator

After an oil change or scheduled service on your Hyundai i10 (IA/BA, 2014–2019), you can clear the maintenance reminder yourself using the cluster’s trip and reset controls—no tools needed, just the ignition and the buttons on the instrument cluster.

Before You Start

• Applies to all i10 (2014–2019) engines and trims with a cluster that shows Service Data in the trip menu.
• Park with the transmission in P (automatic) or Neutral (manual), parking brake on and all doors closed.
• Set the ignition to ON only—do not start the engine.

Step-by-Step Reset

1. Switch the ignition to ON (cluster lights up) but do not start the engine.
2. Use the TRIP/menu button on the cluster to cycle through screens until you reach Service Data (or a similar maintenance page).
3. Press and hold the reset button on the cluster for about 5 seconds until the service interval or remaining distance begins to flash.
4. Release the button, then press and hold it again for ~1 second to confirm the reset.
5. Switch the ignition OFF. When you next turn it ON, the service reminder should be cleared.

Troubleshooting

• No “Service Data” menu? Some clusters require a brief drive cycle or a different sub-menu. Cycle all trip screens slowly and try again.
• Nothing happens when holding reset: Verify ignition is ON (engine off). Try holding the button longer (6–8 seconds).
• Reminder returns immediately: The interval may be at zero due to mileage/date settings. Repeat the steps and ensure you confirm on the second, shorter press.
• Check-engine light (CEL) still on? The service indicator reset does not clear diagnostic trouble codes. Use a scan tool to diagnose engine warnings.

FAQ

The service reminder is a mileage-and-time timer, not a fault code. If the amber engine warning light is on instead, that points to a stored diagnostic trouble code — look it up on autodtcs.com.