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Resetting the Service Warning on the Seat Ibiza

Model: Seat Ibiza KJ, 6F - Years 2017-2026
Part: Service warning light

In this brief guide, you will find instructions to reset the routine maintenance (service) warning on the Seat Ibiza. First, get in the vehicle and press and hold the reset button found on the instrument cluster; then, turn on the ignition, waiting for the maintenance key reset prompt to appear, as shown in the video. At this point, release the button and press it again once, confirming and completing the reset of the service warning from the instrument cluster.

Posted on 4 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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