Service Due

[CB72]

Annoying service due message and car already booked for service. Instructions in Manual to remove it don't work

[Nicksey]

Annoying service due message and car already booked for service. Instructions in Manual to remove it don't work

Just press the 'home' button to remove it temporarily, or let the garage do it permanently when servicing.

[Tombola]

Be patient, the service centre will clear it after the service 

[JB]

https://www.honda.co.uk/cars/owners/manuals-and-guides/honda-owners-manuals/_jcr_content/par1/textcolumnwithimagem_1653971839/textColumn/richtextdownload_90f/file.res/2021%20Jazz%20Owner%60s%20Manual.pdf 
Follow reset instructions on page 534 easy always have to do mine about six weeks before service
then I do it again on day of service. no need to scroll down to page 534 just click on the page just
after the start of the manual.

[CB72]

Be patient, the service centre will clear it after the service

Yes, at least twice a day for six weeks, testing my patience.

[CB72]

https://www.honda.co.uk/cars/owners/manuals-and-guides/honda-owners-manuals/_jcr_content/par1/textcolumnwithimagem_1653971839/textColumn/richtextdownload_90f/file.res/2021%20Jazz%20Owner%60s%20Manual.pdf 
Follow reset instructions on page 534 easy always have to do mine about six weeks before service
then I do it again on day of service. no need to scroll down to page 534 just click on the page just
after the start of the manual.

Tried that several times, held the button for ages and nothing happens

[Kremmen]

What year Jazz is it

I reset my MY22 service days back to 365 before getting the dealer to turn it off as in the UK it's 1 year or 12,500 miles

[coldstart]

I totally agree that the Jazz's nanning (and frequent reminders about upcoming "important" events) can get to you!
e.g. I succumbed to the ominous "key-fob-battery-low" warning at day two   -  probably Honda is onto something... 

[JB]

I totally agree that the Jazz's nanning (and frequent reminders about upcoming "important" events) can get to you!
e.g. I succumbed to the ominous "key-fob-battery-low" warning at day two   -  probably Honda is onto something... 

I think your right had to change mine at two years, wife's now at three years and no message, all previous cars
never changed in ten years.

[nowster]

For the key fob, you need fresh CR2032s from a known good brand (eg. genuine Panasonic). Lidl's own brand ones won't cut it.

[JB]

I always get Duracell from Tesco.

[Nicksey]

Poundstretcher do Panasonic batteries, they are £2 for a blister pack of two.
I have used these, the current one has been in for two years up to now.

[Kremmen]

Always look at the expiry date

I've seen batteries with names I don't recognise in cheapo shop windows where the packaging has yellowed from the sun. Wonder how long they would last

[zdan]

Last time I checked energizer ultimate lithium was the best 2032 according to various comparison tests on youtube

[Lord Voltermore]

I agree that replacing with a cheapo  battery didnt  last very long ,even if they have a name that may sound familiar for other reasons , such as Kodak or JCB.  I replaced again with panasonic which have performed well.   
Incidentally I recently read the  guide produced by the retailer  of my wildlife trail camera.. Their first, and top , tip for trouble free use   was "DO NOT USE DURACELL BATTERIES"  They recommended  Energizer and Varta .
To be fair this related to AA batteries and particularly when  in sub zero temperatures.  So Duracell is probably still a good choice  for CR2032 in car keys .