Saipa tiba, Руководство пользователя

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Brake system
Brake booster
The vehicle is equipped with a
brake booster system which is
activated when starting the engine.
In cases such as turning off the
engine at which the brake system
does not function, you can stop
the vehicle by pressing strongly on
the brake pedal. In this case, the
stopping distance will be longer.
When the engine is off, by pressing
the brake pedal the assisted force
of the brake booster reduces.
Therefore do not apply brake when
the engine is off, except in the
emergency situations to control the
vehicle on the slippery roads.
Anti-lock Brake System
(ABS)*
ABS system continuously detects
the rotation speed of the four
wheels of the vehicle and controls
the brake fluid pressure to prevent
each wheel from locking and
sliding. When locking the wheels,
it is possible to hear ticking noises
from the brakes and feel the
vibration of brake pedal.
This is normal and indicates the
proper function of the ABS system
in the emergency situations. There
is no need to do anything except
pressing strongly the brake pedal
to allow the ABS system controls
the brakes based on the pressure
applied on the pedal.
- Even in the ABS system, the
vehicle will travel some distance
until complete stop after braking.
Therefore, always keep a safe
distance from the front vehicle.
- When U-turn reduce your speed.
ABS system does not prevent the
accidents resulting from the high
speed driving.
- On the slippery or rough roads,
the distance traveled after braking
in the ABS system may be more
than the one in the brake booster
system at the same conditions.
Electronic Brake Force
Distribution (EBD) Operation
The electronic brake force
distribution system (EBD) adjusts
the brake force proportionality
on the front and rear wheels and prevents the excessive brake force
application on the rear wheels,
which can destablize the vehicle.
Due to the best distribution of
brake force on the wheels, the
EBD system works based on the
maximum brake efficiency and
there is no need to have a pressure
valve.
The ABS system prevents the
wheels from locking when sudden
brakes, and the EBD system
warrants an efficient brake force
distribution on the wheels.
Warning
If two warning lights illuminate
at the same time during driving,
your vehicle have a problem
with ABS and EBD system. In
this case, your ABS system and
regular brake system may not
work normally. Have the vehicle
checked by an authorized SAIPA
dealer as soon as possible.
*
Depending on the vehicle model
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