2022-2024 BMW Central Display Resets TSB 65 01 24
BMW TSB 65 01 24 details how to fix intermittent Central Information Display resets and fault code B7F8F9 in various 2022-2024 BMW models. The issue is caused by unfavorable Head Unit software interaction with downloaded apps and is resolved with a software update.

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Owners of certain 2022-2024 BMW models may experience their Central Information Display going black intermittently due to unexpected resets of the Head Unit (HU-H3). This issue, identified by BMW TSB 65 01 24, can store a specific fault code in the vehicle's system. Addressing this BMW HU-H3 reset is crucial for proper infotainment system functionality.
Symptoms
The primary symptom owners will notice is the Central Information Display intermittently going black. This indicates that the Head Unit (HU-H3) is resetting unexpectedly.
Fault Codes / DTCs
When this issue occurs, the following fault code will be stored in the HU-H3:
- B7F8F9 - "HU-H: Reset"
Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions
This intermittent BMW HU-H3 reset is primarily caused by unfavorable software interaction between the Head Unit and downloaded applications. To diagnose the issue, technicians will determine the vehicle's current I-level using BMW's AIR or AWP applications. The repair procedure is initiated if the I-level is found to be lower than S18A-23-07-520.
Repair Procedure Summary
The correction involves updating the Head Unit (HU-H3) software and associated applications. The general steps for technicians are:
- Check I-Level: Determine if the vehicle's current I-level is lower than S18A-23-07-520.
- Program HU-H3: If the I-level is too low, program the vehicle to I-level S18A-23-07-520 or higher using ISTA 4.44.2x (released November 2023) or a later version.
- Preparation: Connect a BMW-approved battery charger to the vehicle and connect the programming system (ISTA 4).
- Execute Measures Plan: Determine and fully work through the measures plan, ensuring all control units are programmed, encoded, and enabled.
- Rework and Test: Follow the rework list, carry out a vehicle test, and delete any stored fault memory.
- Update Apps: Update all apps and services stored in the vehicle. This can typically be done through the path: Apps > Installed Apps > Options > Update Apps and Services.
- Final Check: After programming is complete, verify the system's functionality. If the fault persists, further steps may be required.
Important Warnings
- Do not program the vehicle if the I-level is currently at S18A-23-07-520 or a more recent version.
- Always connect a BMW-approved battery charger/power supply (refer to SI B04 23 10) to maintain stable voltage during programming.
- ISTA will automatically reprogram and code all programmable control modules that do not have the latest software.
Owner Action
If your 2022-2024 BMW experiences an intermittent BMW HU-H3 reset, or if you see the "HU-H: Reset" message, it indicates a known software issue. You should contact your authorized BMW dealer to schedule a service appointment. The repair involves a software update, which is typically covered under the terms of the BMW New Vehicle Limited Warranty or the BMW Certified Pre-Owned Program.
Source: NHTSA Manufacturer Communication 10249032
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the fault code B7F8F9 mean in my BMW?
- The fault code B7F8F9, labeled as "HU-H: Reset," indicates that your BMW's Head Unit (HU-H3), which controls the Central Information Display, has experienced an unexpected reset. This is often linked to software interaction with downloaded applications.
- How is the intermittent Central Information Display reset fixed?
- The intermittent Central Information Display reset is typically fixed by updating the Head Unit (HU-H3) software to I-level S18A-23-07-520 or higher using BMW's ISTA programming system. This also includes updating all apps and services in the vehicle.
- Is the repair for the BMW HU-H3 reset covered under warranty?
- Yes, the software solution for the BMW HU-H3 reset and related Central Information Display issues is covered under the terms of the BMW New Vehicle Limited Warranty for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks, or the BMW Certified Pre-Owned Program.
- What BMW models are affected by the HU-H3 reset issue?
- The issue affects various 2022-2024 BMW models, including the X5, M8, 230i, X7, M850i, M440i, 840i, M4, 430i, 330i, 330e, X4, X6, 540i, 228i, 750Li, Z4, M5, and others. Your dealer can confirm if your specific vehicle is included.
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