Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Electric Parking Brake Hold 2019 Manual

To engage the electric parking brake, simply press the brake pedal and pull up on the electric parking brake switch located on the center console. The brake indicator light will illuminate to confirm activation.
With your foot on the brake pedal, press down on the electric parking brake switch. The indicator light will turn off, indicating that the brake has been released.
If the electric parking brake does not release, ensure that your foot is firmly on the brake pedal and attempt to press the switch again. If it still does not release, check for any warning messages on the dashboard and consult your owner’s manual or contact a certified mechanic.
The Automatic Brake Hold feature keeps the vehicle stationary without you having to keep your foot on the brake pedal. To activate it, press the Auto Hold button on the center console. The feature will engage every time the vehicle comes to a complete stop.
Yes, the Automatic Brake Hold can be used on inclines. However, ensure that the feature is activated before relying on it on steep slopes. Always be prepared to manually apply the brake if necessary.
The Electric Parking Brake is designed to engage automatically for safety reasons when the vehicle is turned off. This feature typically cannot be disabled, and it's recommended to leave it enabled for added safety.
Regular maintenance for the electric parking brake includes checking the brake pads and rotor condition, ensuring the system is free from debris, and verifying the proper operation of the switch and indicators. Have it inspected during routine service intervals.
Signs of a malfunctioning electric parking brake include warning lights on the dashboard, unusual noises when engaging or releasing the brake, and the brake failing to engage or release. If any of these occur, have the system inspected by a professional.
Cold weather can cause the electric parking brake to freeze, especially if moisture is present. To prevent this, ensure the system is dry and consider using a garage or cover to protect the vehicle in extreme conditions.
The electric parking brake system is designed to adjust automatically. Manual adjustments are not typically necessary and should only be performed by a trained technician if required.