Driving and Operating Guide 37 lights up, then release the EPB switch after the instrument cluster displays 'Parking brake applied'. When the vehicle is in the "READY" condition, the driver's seatbelt is fastened, and the driver's door is closed, press the AVH switch to activate its function. Disabling Automatic Locking Function At this point, the EPB brake system will be engaged to park the vehicle. During shifting processes, traction, and vehicle cleaning, you may need to disable the automatic locking function of the EPB to allow movement after ignition. Manually Releasing the Parking Brake AVH Condition (activate the system first): 1.
The vehicle is in a stationary If you need to release the parking brake, first ensure the ignition switch is in the ON position, press the brake pedal, and then press the EPB switch. The EPB operation indicator turns off, and the instrument cluster displays "parking brake released", reminding you that the parking brake has been released. The method to disable it is as follows: Press and hold the brake pedal, shift to neutral, pull the EPB lever to disable the EPB, turn off the vehicle with the Emergency OFF button. position and the "READY" condition. 2. Press the brake pedal with a certain force (brake oil pressure >4 bar). 3.
The driver's seatbelt is fastened, Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) and the driver's door is closed. Vehicles equipped with EPB has automatic parking function. Once the vehicle is parked automatically, if you need to move it again, gently press the accelerator pedal to release the automatic braking. You can also press the EPB button to release it manually. If the brake pedal is not depressed, the instrument will instruct, "Please depress the brake pedal and then release the EPB switch." The driver presses the brake pedal to stop the vehicle after the function is activated, or the driver presses the brake pedal when the vehicle is not moving and is idle.
After releasing the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure in the brake system will be maintained to park the vehicle (on declines, inclines, or flat roads). At this point, there's no need to pull the EPB to park the vehicle. When you operate the EPB switch, it will respond only if the release or press time of the switch is > 0.1 second.