Longtime reader, firstime poster...

I was flying my Mavic Pro a week or so ago and took a somewhat rough "landing" on a combination of the roof and pine tree.  There was no visable damage to the Mavic except for the gimbal protector popping off.

However, after dusting it off and flying again, the gimbal doesn't rotate straight up and down anymore.  Using the wheel to change the viewing angle not only moves the camera up and down, but also at about a 30 degree angle. Not only is the view messed up, but this will have effects on the flight that make me uneasy about doing much of anything with the drone.

I've seen some comments on various posts about the ribbon wire, but from what I can see without taking the drone apart, everything looks connected and undamaged.

Any advice on how to get this corrected?

Try doing a gimbal calibration first.. if fail.. den refresh the firmware and do again..

Check to make sure that the gimbal is seated correctly. It should be under the tabs front and back.

Hi sir, please refer to the tutorial below and see if the gimbal is mounting properly on the plate, and like 2# mentioned, try to calibrate the gimbal. If it doesn't help, please provide us with a video of this case so we can check further on it. Thank you.

Thanks guys! I'm not completely sure how it caused the problems that it did, but the elusive rear hook wasn't properly holding the gimbal. The camera (and the drone) seem to now be working well!

Thanks for the advice, and I'm glad it was an easy fix!

Always wonderful when the fix turns out to be a simple one.  I've had my share.