I got a 2017 Panamera Turbo
I was getting lately intermittent flashing parking brake warning when trying to engage. After scanning codes there were codes for both e-brake actuators exceeding limits. Upon further inspection I found rear e-brake shoes worn out and I assuming it would need both e-brake shoes and new rotors.

Today I accidentally pressed e-brake again and now I can’t get the flashing fault off the cluster(won’t erase codes through scan tool, e-brake not engaged tho and I can still drive it). Is there any way I can turn the warning off until I replace rear brake so that it’s not flashing constantly every time I drive it. Like disconnecting battery or e-brake actuators? Like I said the codes now won’t erase through the scan tool