BENDIX GSBC - Page 15

15 BW8207 Bendix Global Scalable Brake Control (GSBC) System Operator’s Manual
Fault
EBS
Lamp*
EBS
Indicator*
ABS
Lamp
ESP
Lamp
ATC
Lamp
TABS
Lamp
Description
EBS Fault
(Red)
Lamp
Solid
(Red)
–
Lamp
Solid
Lamp
Solid
– –
Pull over immediately in a safe
location. (Refer to EBS section
on page 11.)
EBS Fault
(Yellow)
Dash Display
–
Lamp
Solid
(Yellow)
– – – –
“Contact workshop - Truck
Brake Malfunction”
Have the vehicle serviced by a
qualied technician as soon as
possible to restore full system
functionality.
ABS Fault – –
Lamp
Solid
Lamp
Solid
– –
Have the vehicle serviced by a
qualied technician as soon as
possible to restore full system
functionality.
ESP Fault – – –
Lamp
Solid
– –
Have the vehicle serviced by a
qualied technician as soon as
possible to restore full system
functionality.
ATC Fault – – – –
Lamp
Solid
–
Have the vehicle serviced by a
qualied technician as soon as
possible to restore full system
functionality.
Trailer ABS Fault – – – – –
Lamp
Solid
Have the vehicle serviced by a
qualied technician as soon as
possible to restore full system
functionality.
NOTE: These dash indicator lamps and their operation are for representation purposes only.
Check with the OEM for actual display indications and operation.
*The red and yellow EBS warning lamps are two lamps that may be associated with the
Pressure Plausibility Tests. Refer to the Caution note below.
BRAKE
GSBC DISPLAY INDICATOR LAMPS AND OPERATION  FAULTED
If the red or yellow EBS warning lamps become illuminated, when
safe to do so, power cycle the vehicle and monitor the dashboard for
messages. If instructed to do so, the driver will need to perform Pressure
Plausibility Tests (refer to Troubleshooting - Pressure Plausibility Tests section
on page 28). These tests may clear faults related to pressure plausibility.
NOTE: These lamps show the operation of the individual functions and are not meant
to represent the only possible combination of lamps to be shown. In certain scenarios,
it is possible that multiple functions can be faulted at the same time.