The CCC head unit functions when the car is cold, but fails to work when the car is warm.

The iDrive is fully functional on some days, but fails to boot successfully on other days, most likely when the weather is warmer.

The CCC iDrive does not boot completely: when started, it remains stuck on the BMW logo.

CCC iDrive reset: the CCC head unit reboots continuously, as a result your screen cycles between the BMW logo and a black screen.Replace with new unit and reassemble the dashboard following the above steps in reverse.The most common symptoms of a BMW CCC failure: The HVAC climate control unit can now be removed from the dash trim.You do not want to break the plastic on the center trim. This is the part that can be frustrating.take you time. Use a flat blade screwdriver to push in the plastic tabs of the controller to release it from the center trim.First, use a T10 torx T handle to remove the two torx screws anchoring the HVAC climate control dash unit to the center dash trim.Removing the HVAC dash unit from the trim is not as simple as it might seem.patience is required to avoid breaking any of the pieces. After completing either step 1 or step 2 above, you will now have your center dash trim (also known as the center bezel) with the HVAC climate control dash unit attached to it.You must remove the dashboard trim before replacing the HVAC climate control dash unit. If you are removing the climate control unit from a 6 series E63/E64 (2004-2010) vehicle, please click here to read our article on removing the dashboard trim.If you are removing the climate control unit from a BMW 5 series E60 (2004-2010) vehicle, please click here to read our article on removing the dashboard trim.

Section 1 - Removing and Installing the BMW Climate Control Unit

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