The SES light has no relationship of the service indicator lights. The SES is an indication that the vehicle has experienced some sort of fault and needs to be looked at. Most times it is minor, but there can be conditions that are more severe. So have it looked at.

The dealer can hook it up to their computers, any independent mechanic can hook up a OBD-II scanner and pull/clear the fault codes, or you can buy your own OBD-II scanner and check it out yourself. Personally, I have the Actron OBD-II scanner and it is very handy for situations like you are experiencing.

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