pr0fess0r
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Hi all
I got a Mavic earlier in the year and foolishly dropped it at one point while travelling, breaking the mounting tab for the camera.
I thought the repair experience with DJI would be professional and straightforward...
I'm in Eastern France, near Geneva, and they asked me to UPS it to their German office for repair, which I did. When it came back...
- The drone that was returned to me is not the one I sent to DJI. The one I received had a different serial number
- It contained an SD card (I removed the SD card from the one I sent)
- It will not connect to the remote controller. It flashes yellow once started. I have followed all of the troubleshooting steps offered both online in forums and in the manual, including:
- powering off and on in various combinations (controller first, drone first etc. I never had this problem previously)
- I updated the controller to the latest firmware using the DJI Assistant 2 App
- I updated the drone to the latest firmware using the DJI Assistant 2 App (connected via USB cable)
- I tried connecting the remote controller to the drone using the normal wireless connection and connecting by USB cable.
- I was able to connect to the drone by setting the drone to WiFi mode and connecting via WiFi on my iPhone, using the DJI Go app. I was asked to activate the drone, which I did. Afterwards, I saw a number of errors in the drone, including an inability to detect the battery and determine its temperature (the battery was installed and charged), Gimbal Disconnected (the gimbal clamps had been removed and the camera was able to move freely). I also tried to format the memory card and received an error.
So now I've re-opened the ticket
Is this the sort of support experience most people have? I would have thought that by asking us to return the controller when we send the drone in for reapir, that they would at least test it worked before sending it back. And sending someone else's drone back seems a bit shady to me :/
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