📲 Huawei BLN-L24 Stock ROM Firmware Flash File – Complete Guide
If your Huawei BLN-L24 is stuck on the logo, has touch issues, or shows a black screen after flashing, you can easily fix it using the official stock firmware. This guide will help you safely flash the Huawei BLN-L24 ROM and restore the device to its original software state.
🧰 Fixable Huawei BLN-L24 Software Problems
- Black screen after flashing
- Touch not working issue
- Fastboot mode stuck or boot loop
- DM Verity or Orange State error
- Dead boot due to wrong flash file
📦 BLN-L24 Firmware File Info
| Device: | Huawei BLN-L24 |
| Chipset: | MediaTek (MTK) |
| Firmware Type: | Board Software (DLOAD method) |
| OS Version: | Android 6.0 Marshmallow |
⚠️ Precautions Before You Flash
- Make sure your device has at least 50% battery.
- Backup your personal data — flashing will erase all user data.
- Only use firmware that matches your exact BLN-L24 build version.
⬇️ Huawei BLN-L24 Firmware Download
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🧩 Firmware: BLN-L24 HL2BLNTMBD001051 Board Software Android 6.0 🔗 Click Here to Download |
🛠️ How to Flash Huawei BLN-L24 Firmware (Using SD Card Method)
- Download and extract the firmware ZIP file using WinRAR or 7Zip.
- Find the
dloadfolder inside the extracted files. - Copy the
dloadfolder to your phone's SD card. - Turn off your Huawei BLN-L24 completely.
- Press and hold Volume Up + Volume Down buttons together.
- While holding the volume buttons, press the Power button until the Huawei logo appears.
- Release the power button but keep pressing volume buttons until installation starts.
- Wait for the flashing to complete. The phone will reboot automatically.
💡 Final Tip
If flashing fails or your device still doesn't work, try checking another firmware version or make sure the extracted files were placed correctly in the dload folder. For advanced help, you can comment under our YouTube videos or search your exact model on our website.
🛑 Important: Never flash incorrect firmware files as this may cause the device to go completely dead (hard-bricked). Always confirm your exact model and build version before flashing.