Bad display UTF-8 czech character SPA 504 FW 7.4.8a

I use some some czech character in phone config file: Example:
<Default_Character_Encoding ua="na">UTF-8</Default_Character_Encoding> 
<XML_Directory_Service_Name ua="na">Centrální adresář</XML_Directory_Service_Name>
<XML_Directory_Service_URL ua="na">http://10.76.66.1:83/webapp/cisco_dir_search.py</XML_Directory_Service_URL>
And it works ok in FW 7.4.8a on display is correct czech chars "Centrální adresář", but not works in 7.4.9a 7.9.4c and new 7.5.1a too. It shows something as "CentrÅilnå_ adres~aiÅ>)"
Is some solution how to fix this ?

This is not not solution, our customers want full czech support, phone have UTF-8 characters in czech menu ok, in xml ok, only string from provisioning is bad. It was completly ok in older FW. Now we have 7.5.3 FW and it still have same problem. Cisco support for their products is horrible.

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