61 31... Remount operating unit of the additional seat function (screwed version)

2013 BMW 128i 2D Convertible, Eng CD N52, Standard TransSECTION 61 31... Remount operating unit of the additional seat function (screwed version)
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Necessary preliminary tasks:Β 

Removal:Β 

Release all screws by means of screwdriver (1) on the operating unit (2).

Fig 1: Removing Operating Unit Screws Using Screwdriver
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Remove the rear panel (1) and feed out the printed circuit board (2).

Fig 2: Identifying Printed Circuit Board And Rear Panel
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Take out the pressure pin (1) from the operating unit (2).

Fig 3: Identifying Pressure Pin And Operating Unit
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Unclip button (2) with the help of screwdriver (1) and remove.

Fig 4: Removing Button Using Screwdriver
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Installation:Β 

Add the button (1) to the operating unit (2) and lock using pressure.

Fig 5: Installing Button
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Add pressure pin (1) to the operating unit (2).

Fig 6: Connecting Pressure Pin To Operating Unit
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Add the printed circuit board (2) and then the rear panel (2) to the operating unit.

Fig 7: Identifying Printed Circuit Board And Rear Panel
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Tighten all screws on the operating unit (2) with the help of screwdriver (1).

IMPORTANT: Pay attention to the freedom of movement and function of the remounted button.
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