Vehicle Starting and Driving
S-29
Parking the vehicle
The parking brake should be always applied when the vehicle is parked.
Additionally, in some countries, it is determined by law that a vehicle parked on a slope must have at least
one of its wheels wedged, to prevent its accidental moving.
In this case, always keep an appropriate wedge available for this purpose aboard the vehicle.
When parking on public highways, obey the legal determinations as far as the use of parking lights or
reflecting panels.
Parking brake handle
Pushing forward the brake handle is of driving state.
Pushing backward the brake handle is of parking state.
Always activate the parking brake when the vehicle is
parked.
Besides activating the parking brake, when parking on
upward or downward slopes, wedge one of the vehicle
wheels to avoid the accidental moving of the vehicle.
Application
Attention!
On applying the parking brake, always check the
locking of the lever in the total braking position, on
the contrary, the lever may return automatically to the
brake off position.
Pull back the parking brake valve lever in such a way
that the lever is locked in total braking position. The
parking brake warning light should light up.
Note:
In emergencies, with the possible failure of the service
brake, the parking brake can be used as an emergency
brake. In this case, slowly pull the parking brake lever
allowing for a progressive braking without abruptly
locking the wheels.
Summary of Contents for XMQ6127 series
Page 18: ...Operation Instruction CI 1 Figure 17 Set MotPPR Figure 18 Clear Trip A Figure 19 Clear Trip B...
Page 32: ...Operation Instruction P A 1 2 Control panel operation...
Page 33: ...Operation Instruction P A 1...
Page 34: ...Operation Instruction P A 1...
Page 35: ...Operation Instruction P A 1...
Page 36: ...Operation Instruction P A 1...
Page 41: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 1 2 2 Pushbutton Settings...
Page 42: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 2 Starting the Engine 1 3 Selecting the Gear...
Page 43: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 4 Setting Off 1 5 Driving Ranges...
Page 44: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 5 1 Downhill Travel 1 5 2 Downhill Travel 1 5 3 Kickdown...
Page 46: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 6 Stopping Parking...
Page 51: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 11 1 Limp Home Mode 1 12 Auxiliary Control Unit...
Page 52: ...Operation Instruction 0 G 1 1 12 1 Operating Instructions for the Auxiliary Control Unit...
Page 53: ...Operation Instruction 0 AB 1 WABCO ABS BASIC INTRODUCTION...
Page 54: ...Operation Instruction 0 AB 1...
Page 55: ...Operation Instruction 0 AB 1...
Page 56: ...Operation Instruction 0 AB 1...
Page 57: ...Operation Instruction 0 AB 1...
Page 58: ...Operation Instruction 0 EC 1 ECAS System Introduction 1 System introduction...
Page 59: ...Operation Instruction 0 EC 1 3 System function...
Page 60: ...Operation Instruction 0 EC 1...
Page 77: ...Operation Instruction 0 E 1 CAN bus module...
Page 158: ...Appendix A 4 Air braking schematic diagram...
Page 159: ...A 5 Electric schematic diagram of the complete vehicle 1...
Page 160: ...A 6 Electric schematic diagram of the complete vehicle 2...
Page 161: ...A 7 Electric schematic diagram of the complete vehicle 3...
Page 162: ...A 8 Electric schematic diagram of the complete vehicle 4...