oldninjaron

I presume 12mths/10 000 ish. I would normally keep to that anyway. If it was set to something like that, dealer seems to think last service approx 81 000 and Jan 2020, you would expect it to show overdue unless somebody has reset it to sell it.

Pressing and holding button makes no difference.

Just tried again. With ignition turned off pressing that button gives you option only to set time. With ignition turned on first displays SKODA Info System, the usual display with MFD which then becomes time. At no point during that process with button pressed does it display anything other than Skoda Info/MFD/Time, option to change time. Nowhere else at anytime does a spanner appear.

Thanks for that, I will try again, last time only showed time - do we need just to have ignition on?

I have carried out search on here but like internet nothing found - perhaps searching for wrong thing?

That service carried out by non Skoda garage, does not show on printout from Skoda.

Is this normal, e.g. only get service due information just before it needs doing? Or optimistically speaking I am not doing something right? Last receipt I have for servicing carried out 2019 and approx 10 000 miles ago?

Sorry new to the model and make. Manual with car says service due information displays when ignition key inserted/turned but before started? I see no displays other than temp, time and whatever mode is selected, normally MPG in my case. Any help would be appreciated so that I can book or plan for next service - car has done 85 000 approx.

Went looking for something practical/economical found a 2011 Fabia Elegance Estate, 1.2 TSI (85), seems to fit the bill so far. I have no doubt there will be some stupid questions coming from my direction, look forward to it.