JAC T9 - Electronic Parking Braking (EPB)

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Starting and driving
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Electronic parking braking
(EPB)
The switch position of EPB is shown in the
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Steps of manually applying parking
braking
1. Depress the brake pedal until the vehicle
stops slowly and remains stationary.
2. Slightly pull up the electronic parking
switch once, and the Electronic Parking
Braking (EPB) working indicator
(red) will be lightened to show that
parking braking has been applied.
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Warning
● Improper use of the electronic
parking brake may cause accidents
and serious injuries.
● Don't use the parking brake to brake
the vehicle when driving except in an
emergency. The parking brake only
applies braking to the rear wheels, so
the braking distance is much longer
than that of using the brake pedal. Be
sure to use the brake pedal to brake
the vehicle.
● If the driver does not wear a seat
belt and the electronic parking can't
be released automatically but the
driver fails to manually release it, the
transmission is likely to be damaged
and even burnt when starting the
vehicle by stepping on the accelerator
pedal. Damage to the gearbox caused
by such misoperations is not within
the warranty coverage.
● If the gearbox has been in a certain
gear and the engine is running, do not
step on the accelerator pedal when
operating in the engine compartment.
Otherwise, the vehicle may move
Automatic applying of parking braking
during engine stopping
Emergency braking function
Steps of manually releasing parking
braking
When the vehicle and the engine stop, EPB
will be automatically applied.
When the driving brake fails and the
vehicle cannot be stopped by the brake
pedal, the emergency braking function can
be used to brake the vehicle.
Keep pulling the electronic switch, and the
vehicle can be braked by parking braking.
Release the electronic parking switch and
the emergency braking will stop.
1.Depress the brake pedal and keep it still.
2.Slightly pull down the electronic parking
switch once, and the Electronic Parking
Braking (EPB) working indicator
(red) will go out to show that parking
braking has been released.