Motor-driven disk brake system

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Locks

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C303S020000, C188S162000, C188S265000, C188S071900

Reexamination Certificate

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07540571

ABSTRACT:
When a solenoid is operated so as to move an engaging pawl to a disengaged position, if a displacement detection device (an angular position sensor and a controller) detects that a motor rotor has not been displaced by an amount equal to or exceeding a predetermined level, that is, if the motor has not returned by an amount equal to or exceeding the predetermined level within a predetermined time period, a defect in an unlocked condition (an unlocking failure of a park braking lock mechanism) is determined. In this case, a driver is notified of the failure, so that prompt action can be taken to rectify the unlocking failure of the park braking lock mechanism.

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Japanese Office Action (in English language) issued Dec. 10, 2009 in Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-149262.

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