Counteracting pull up resistors in a MAX15162 to prevent turn on until the system stabilizes
They didn't mention the value of the pull-up resistors, but they stated the maximum pull-up current to be 12μA if the EN input is at 0.4V, which is also the maximum voltage level for it to be recognized as low state. This is of course assuming that an external resistor is pulling the input down, because else no pull-up current would flow.
This means we can conveniently calculate the highest possible value of the pull-down resistor as follows:
\$R_{PD} = \frac{V_{EN\_IL}}{I_{EN\_PUP}} = \frac{0.4V}{12\mu A} = 33.3k\Omega \$
To be on the safe side, use something a bit lower, for example 22kΩ. That should still be no problem for your MCU to pull up again.