Renault scenic 3 handbrake fault DF006 electric parkbrake fault

Renault scenic 3 handbrake parkbrake fault DF006 rear left hand caliper actuator. Steps to diagnose a renault scenic electronic parkbrake fault.
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[@HotSurfeur]

Big thank you guy!!! I was stuck since months

[@zeeper1000]

nice video mate. wished you had shown how that module unplugs, I cant get that plug out :( , seems stuck and I'm trying not break anything.

[@Phate2323]

Thanks for the upload I just came across this video as was looking for the module location. If I could just add a bit that might help someone who’s carried out the repair on the corroded plug and still has zero volts at the motor.
I had one the same and had heavy water ingress to the cabin that’s caused this as it’s the lowest wire, but prior to diag/repair I manually retracted with a booster as the caliper as was stuck on and the vehicle couldn’t be moved and needed to be.
If the caliper hasn’t finished it’s cycle via the ecu it wont sent voltage down to the caliper motor, So if you have retracted a stuck closed caliper to move the vehicle just make sure it’s back in the last known position for the ecu as it simply does nothing if not . You’ll have all the feeds to but it wont send power to the motor. Hope this saves someone a bit of head scratching

[@AymenAlia-zf2ky]

Nice job , j'ai le même problème

[@ianhenderson4441]

Nice diagnosis ..You..made that look very easy ...Renault's not the best when it comes to Wiring ...👍

[@rmautodiag]

Thanks for the support, factory data helps with finding plug locations which cuts down time.

[@kevinpalmer7452]

Great diagnosis and repair 👍👍

[@rmautodiag]

Thanks for the support 👍

[@sureshramdial4058]

Thanks a lot
Mine had the same problem.
Just fixed it

[@desjohnson5850]

Well done geeza great stuff 👍 👏 👌

[@rmautodiag]

Thanks for the support!

[@shaunblakemore7150]

Good job 👍

[@rmautodiag]

Thanks for the support!👍

[@mrtaliano3164]

Df 006 is front left?! On back is different code ?!

[@Imran_Sultan35]

Car lost drive and required a new clutch. This was replaced and the car drove out of the garage with the clutch auto releasing the parking brake.
Parked the car on a hill facing downwards. It will auto release the parking brake to go forwards down hill but will not release the parking brake automatically to go up hill in reverse. Similarly, it will release the parking brake to reverse down hill but not automatically to drive up hill. When parked on level ground it will release to go forwards or in reverse.
CAN ANYONE HELP

[@claremadgin]

👍🚗

[@rmautodiag]

Thanks for the comment