I've got a W126 ('86 560SEL). The washer reservoir ran dry, the warning light came on as it should have. I refilled the reservoir and the washer works fine, but the light will not go off. Any ideas?

Thanks

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Martin

Float switches can get sticky with age. Easiest solution is to disconnect it (at the top of the bottle) and resort to checking the level visually about once a month.

The float switch is, however, easy to replace I think they cost about £12 here in the UK.

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