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Functional description BMW Connected: Troubleshooting

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If problems occur when establishing the connection, the customer can perform a self-diagnosis. This self-diagnosis is integrated in the application in order to locate the cause of the problem. The procedure for performing the self-diagnosis is self-explanatory. Proceed as follows:

  1. Do not connect terminal device to the vehicle. Disconnect terminal device from vehicle, if necessary.
  2. Start the application.
  3. Activate "Info" button (2).
  4. Select "Check connection" button (1).
  5. Activate "Self- diagnosis" button (1).
  6. Connect terminal device to vehicle. The self-diagnosis then starts automatically.
    Fig 1: Selecting Check Connection Button
    G09841412Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Item Explanation
1 "Info" button
2 "Check connection" button
Fig 2: Display - Self-Diagnosis Button Screen
G09841413Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Item Explanation
1 "Self-diagnosis" button
NOTE: If the customer is not able to solve his problem with the aid of self-diagnosis, the BMW Connected support page is available through BMW.

In rare cases the customer may need to contact an authorized BMW dealer.