BMW 2009 F01 central locking fuses

likkleyout · Oct 24, 2019

Hi All

I have a F01 2009 (730d) in UK. My central locking has malfunctioned, and now i can only open the driver door using the manual key. Both rear doors will not open from the inside or the outside. Same goes for the front passenger door. Im hoping it is just a fuse that has blown. Does anyone know where I can get a fuse diagram. There are two fuse compartments - one in the boot (trunk) and one that is accessible from the glove box. I can not seem to find any accurate diagram of the fuse panel in the front (access via the glove box) - does anyone know or have the fuse diagram. I also need to know which fuses I should check, there are so many, and it is not easy to get at them, so I want to avoid checking every single fuse!!

Hope someone out there can help me, as right now my wife and kids have to slide through the window to get in the car ;-)

many thanks!!!

wilholl · Nov 4, 2019

My personal experience in my 2013 750i has been fuse #14 behind the glovebox.
It is a 15A fuse.
This has blown twice on me with very similar problems like your description.

isstatu1 · Nov 4, 2019

Here's a diagram. I had door lock issues and it turned out that fuse #2 was blown due to a short on the Comfort Access door handles.

BIMMA BOSS · Feb 23, 2021

Know it's an old thread but this just helped me out. I have a 2013 730i in my shop here in Janaica. Came in recently from Singapore with no doors opening inside or out. Only driver done with manual key.
After reading the post I tried fuse#14. Problem solved. Thanks guys

HerbP · Nov 5, 2019

ISTA should have the fuse info also.

isstatu1 · Feb 23, 2021

Don't forget to check if all door handles are functioning correctly because if not it will continue blowing the fuse.

sdortchrplv · Mar 1, 2021

Fuse #14 was exactly the problem for me. Thank you for posting this solution. It saved me a lot of time and money.

dmngadi · Sep 11, 2023

wilholl said:
My personal experience in my 2013 750i has been fuse #14 behind the glovebox. It is a 15A fuse. This has blown twice on me with very similar problems like your description.

Thank you very much. This knowledge helped me too. For me I had two keys with me when comfort access failed. I arrived at my destination and doors were not locking. I locked them manually and that was it. All door were no longer opening including the diesel tank cap. The whole week I opened manually until I read your post yesterday- this morning I bought the 15A fuse for fuse number 14. I am so happy everything is working now. I just cancelled an appointment to the dealer scheduled for tomorrow.

BMW 2009 F01 central locking fuses

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