I recently had a flat tire fix but the control panel still shows the low air light indicator on. How do I reset the control panel? thank you

Depends on year make and model. Early 2000 models have a reset button on the dash fuse panel. Newer models don't have a reset button. If the tires are where they're supposed to be, the light goes off automatically. If the light stays on, most likely you have a bad wheel sensor.

My daughter has a 2006 Murano, and has had the same problems.
Replacement Tire Pressure sensors are available from e-bay online, but when the first one of hers quit, I found out from the dealer that the computer loses track and must be reset. I would not replace any wheel sensors just yet.
Where we live, the Nissan dealer wants about $150 to reset the computer and turn off the "flat tire" light.
Recently, a local tire store has offered to do this for free.
I took my daughter's car in to have the computer reset.
The store manager says they cannot reset Nissans or Toyotas, only the dealer can.
So, my daughter is living with the "flat tire" light.

check yours owner's m on how to reset your tpms every time you have flat or low air in the tire you have reset after repairing it.

if u have the right tire pressure in the tires the light will go out . but sometimes you have to put 5 to 10 miles on the car to reset

air pressure low in 1 or more tire[s] check pressure and add air to low tire light resets

How do you reset the tire pressure on a CLS 500?

the last time I had a flat the tire pressure monitor came on a little too late. once the tire was replaced and brought up to pressure it reset itself. check your spare tire. have the tire that was repaired still has the module on the rim. they may have given you a different rim

If the tire gets low enough to set a flat tire code, simply putting air in the tire won't clear the light. The dealer will have to clear the light for you. If you are really nice and tell the service advisor that you just need the light cleared they will likely do it for free.

If you have the silver-metal valve cores, on the rims, there is NO reset proceedure. Under the valve cores is a transmitter, which is battery powered. It sends a "yes/no" signal to the tire pressure ECM. Note that ALL 5 tires transmit to the ECM. The signal is "at or above" the specific target pressure needed, or is is below the target pressure. What to do: get a GOOD tire pressure gauge, not those cheap ones that look like pencils. Set the tire pressures to the specification, INCLUDING the spare. Your light should go out. If not, there is the possibility that one of the sensors is innoperative, and that will involve a trip to the dealership, to get it replaced under warranty. Try the tire pressure resetting, adn don't forget the spare. Get back to me if this works. Glad to help, and thanks for choosing FixYA.

Make sure you check the spare tire too; had this problem on another model and the dealer said it was the spare which is also monitored.  Good news in case you need it one day.