Roof Interior Switch BMW F20 F21 F30 Centre Function Switch Panel Black 9288213

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Roof Interior Switch BMW F20 F21 F30 Centre Function Switch Panel Black is an original control component for interior lighting and central cabin functions. Designed specifically for selected BMW 1 and 3 Series models, it ensures consistent design, precise button operation, and aesthetic integration with the headliner. It is a practical solution for drivers looking to restore full functionality to the roof module or refresh the interior's appearance.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9288213-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9288213
• Substitutable numbers: 61316826920, 6826920, 61319277754, 9277754, 61319330041, 9330041, 61319302398, 9302398, 61319351182, 9351182, 61319288777, 9288777, 61319289919, 9289919, 61319288213, 9288213, 61319267965, 9267965, 61319321468, 9321468, 61319279934, 9279934, 61319317406, 9317406, 61319258884, KD
• Color: Black
• Category: Headliners & Parts

Purpose and function in the vehicle

This roof switch panel is responsible for managing central functions within the headliner, such as interior lighting control or selected comfort features. As part of the Headliner and parts category, it works with the vehicle's electrical system, allowing for convenient control from the driver and passenger seats.

The original design tailored to BMW guarantees a proper fit with the headliner, stable mounting, and correct connector routing. As a result, the panel maintains a factory look after installation and does not require any modifications to the interior structure.

Construction, color, and interior integration

The panel features a black finish, characteristic of many BMW F-series interior configurations. This color scheme allows for harmonious integration with the roof upholstery, center console, and other cockpit elements, which is important for both repairs and visual upgrades.

The button layout is ergonomic, and their shape and travel are matched to BMW standards, facilitating intuitive operation while driving. Using an original panel reduces the risk of poor fitment, loose mounting, or electrical compatibility issues.

Benefits of using an original panel

Using a factory roof switch panel offers a range of practical benefits:

• maintaining a consistent interior design in line with BMW's styling,
• secure fitment to the headliner and factory mounting points,
• proper cooperation with the electrical system and comfort features,
• easier diagnostics in the event of future malfunctions.

This solution is particularly beneficial when replacing a damaged module after lighting failure, interior water damage, or electrical system interference. The original panel helps restore factory operation without the need for modifications.

Application in service and interior tuning

The roof switch panel is suitable for both professional service centers and workshops specializing in BMW interior modifications. It can be used when replacing a worn-out component, during accident repairs, or when upgrading the cabin, where maintaining original functionality and aesthetics is a priority.

If you are interested in a broader approach to cabin personalization, inspiration and practical tips can be found in the guide Car interior tuning with Global Parts, which describes how to consciously select used equipment components to improve ergonomics and interior appearance.

Support in selection and expanding the BMW interior system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the headliner area and the upper part of the interior in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as interior lights, covers, or additional control modules, check the available parts in the BMW Headliner and parts category.

When working on the drivetrain or larger service projects, it is also worth ensuring the conscious selection of used mechanical and electronic components. Helpful tips on assessing the condition of such subassemblies can be found in the article Second-hand differential – what you need to know about used differentials, sensors, and drivetrain systems, which discusses key aspects of safely purchasing components from the secondary market.