Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Elements
Reexamination Certificate
2006-03-23
2009-12-29
Johnson, Vicky A (Department: 3656)
Machine element or mechanism
Control lever and linkage systems
Elements
Reexamination Certificate
active
07637179
ABSTRACT:
An actuating mechanism for a parking brake includes a bearing block and a handbrake lever positioned pivoting on the bearing block. A brake setting device includes a locking segment secured to the bearing block and a movably positioned locking pawl which has an edge segment facing the locking segment. An actuating linkage is positioned inside the handbrake lever and includes a web to connect the actuating linkage to the locking pawl. The web rests on the edge segment. A spring loaded push button is movable counter to a spring force to activate the actuating linkage. A catch spring is arranged to secure the locking pawl by a force of the catch spring in an engaged position on the locking segment. During actuation of the actuating linkage by the push button, a force counter to the force of the catch spring is exerted by the web onto the locking pawl, thereby causing the locking pawl to be separated from the locking segment.
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Dietz-automotive GmbH & Co. KG
Johnson Vicky A
Kinberg Robert
Schwarz Steven J.
Venable LLP
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