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- Page 1 Operator’s Manual Bendix Intellipark Electronic ® ® Parking Brake Control System Bus/Non-Towing Vehicles This booklet contains important operational and safety information that benefits you and subsequent drivers.
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Page 2: Important Safety Information
The driver should always manually set the parking brakes, and not rely on the Intellipark EPB system to do so. Data captured through the Intellipark EPB system will show any abuse or misuse of the system. - Page 3 Parking Brake (EPB) system Dash Electronic Control Unit (DECU) for buses/non-towing vehicles. The manual explains the safe practices, functions, features, and alerts of the system. Vehicles equipped with the Intellipark EPB system include electronic switches (DECU) instead of pneumatic push/pull parking brake knobs.
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Page 4: Vehicle Startup
Setting and Releasing the Brakes PULL the switch to engage PUSH the switch to release the parking brakes. the parking brakes. LEDs on the Dash Electronic Control Unit (DECU) Illuminated LEDs on the parking brake switch indicate that the brakes are set. Parking Brakes Set Parking Brakes NOT Set Vehicle Startup... - Page 5 Exhaust/Park-at-Speed In an emergency situation, the Intellipark EPB system can help the driver achieve a stop when service brakes are not available. Pull the parking brake switch until the spring brakes have been applied. Once an Exhaust/Park-at-Speed event has been initiated, if the driver stops pulling the parking brake switch at speed, the spring brakes will release.
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Page 6: System Faults
System Faults WARNING: Blinking LEDs could indicate there is a problem or fault with the system. Service the vehicle as soon as possible. In some instances, parking brakes may be unavailable and the vehicle should NOT be driven. WARNING: Non-blinking, illuminated LEDs could be indicative of a fault. - Page 7 Parking with a Fault Stop on a level surface. Shut off the engine and open the driver-side window to hear air exhaust from the parking brakes. Perform the following steps: Attempt to park the vehicle by pulling the parking brake switch. Listen for the exhaust of air.
- Page 8 BW8130 © 2021 Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC, a member of Knorr-Bremse • 5/21 • All Rights Reserved Printed on recycled paper...
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