36 Driving and Operating Guide system does not function normally while the ABS+EBD system is functioning normally, the ESC light will illuminate to indicate a malfunction in the ESC system. If both the ESC and ABS systems do not function normally while the EBD system is functioning normally, the ESC and ABS lights will illuminate. If the ESC, ABS, and EBD systems do not function normally, the ESC, ABS, and EBD lights will illuminate. 3. The ESC OFF light is used to is pressed for more than 10 seconds, the ESC system will consider it as a misoperation (for example, the switch is accidentally pressed by another object), and the ESC function will not be disabled. 4.
The ESC system will be activated Parking Brake Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) automatically every time the ignition is restarted. Disabling ESC System The ESC feature can be disabled by accessing the vehicle settings menu on the head unit. When this feature is disabled, the ESC OFF light will illuminate. indicate that the ESC function is disabled (the light will be on when the ESC function is disabled; the light will go out if the function is activated). If the Owner presses the ESC OFF button, some ESC functions will be disabled, and the ESC OFF light will illuminate.
When the switch is pressed, the ESC system will function, and the ESC function will not be immediately disabled but will be disabled after the process is completed. If the Owner presses the ESC switch again, the function will be restored. If the ESC switch The parking brake operates on the rear wheels. Normally, it is not recommended to disable the ESC system. The system may be disabled temporarily only when the vehicle is stuck in mud or climbing in slippery areas, etc. The EPB switch is located between the two front rows of seats, as indicated in the above image.
Manually Activating the Parking Brake If you need to use the parking brake, press the brake pedal to stop the vehicle, and then pull the electronic parking brake (EPB) switch. In this case, the EPB operation indicator