twall Lawn Addict Joined Feb 27, 2011 Messages 1,628 Mar 1, 2011 #11 I only know of 3 types: 1) a button in front to reset 2) a hole in front for a paperclip to reset 3) a button on the back of the hour meter. There are probably other types, too. But that's a start.
I only know of 3 types: 1) a button in front to reset 2) a hole in front for a paperclip to reset 3) a button on the back of the hour meter. There are probably other types, too. But that's a start.
W Woody'88 Forum Newbie Joined Feb 3, 2011 Messages 6 Mar 1, 2011 #12 twall said: I only know of 3 types: 1) a button in front to reset 2) a hole in front for a paperclip to reset 3) a button on the back of the hour meter. There are probably other types, too. But that's a start. Click to expand... Cool, I will check it out tonight. thanks for the tips.
twall said: I only know of 3 types: 1) a button in front to reset 2) a hole in front for a paperclip to reset 3) a button on the back of the hour meter. There are probably other types, too. But that's a start. Click to expand... Cool, I will check it out tonight. thanks for the tips.
twall Lawn Addict Joined Feb 27, 2011 Messages 1,628 Mar 1, 2011 #13 Found it. Once you locate the reset button, turn the key on. Don't start the engine. 'Change oil' will flash. While it's flashing, press reset. You're done!
Found it. Once you locate the reset button, turn the key on. Don't start the engine. 'Change oil' will flash. While it's flashing, press reset. You're done!
twall Lawn Addict Joined Feb 27, 2011 Messages 1,628 Mar 1, 2011 #14 For future reference, that little icon (or light) is called a service minder. To find the reset procedure for your specific machine, google "resetting service minder [your brand here]", and it should be within the first few results.
For future reference, that little icon (or light) is called a service minder. To find the reset procedure for your specific machine, google "resetting service minder [your brand here]", and it should be within the first few results.
