What is the reason why the Geely Boyue electronic handbrake won't release?

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PresleyLynn
07/29/25 3:28am
Geely Boyue electronic handbrake won't release reasons: It may be due to a problem with the electronic handbrake system or the electronic handbrake actuator. Correct usage of electronic handbrake: With the brake pedal depressed and the vehicle stationary, pull up the electronic handbrake button; the driver can see a red electronic handbrake symbol on the dashboard, which indicates that the electronic handbrake is activated. The electronic handbrake is a technology that achieves parking braking through electronic control. Methods to release the electronic handbrake: Put the gear into D, step on the accelerator, and the electronic handbrake will automatically release; depress the brake pedal and press down the electronic handbrake button.
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DelKevin
08/12/25 7:19am
After driving for so many years, I've found that the electronic parking brake not releasing on the Geely Boyue is commonly caused by a few reasons: one is a blown fuse, which is easy to find in the fuse box; another is loose or corroded wiring connections, preventing current flow; or the motor could be jammed, especially prone to rusting in rainy weather; electronic control system failures are also common, due to software bugs or faulty sensors. When this happens, I suggest first trying to restart the car, as sometimes the system recovers on its own; if that doesn’t work, check the fuse—refer to the manual for its location. Avoid tampering with it yourself to prevent electric shock risks. Quickly take it to a repair shop for inspection to avoid compromising brake safety. Regular maintenance focusing on waterproofing and dust prevention can help reduce such issues.
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