Hello community;

Recently I realized the batteries of my drone are getting too hot and also find out the bottom part (where the label with all technical information is located ) is a little bit inflated.

Is that normal or I need to replace the batteries?  Is there a way to check if the batteries are healthy enough to continue flying ?

I'm including a photo with the bump in the bottom

Appreciate any advice

Do not charge! This should be disposed immediately. If the thing bursts, there is a lot of smoke and fire. Store in a fire-proof container until disposal, if possible not indoors.

Hi Dronaldo, to ensure the safety, please don't use this battery anymore. If the battery is still within the warranty period (6 Months and Charge Cycle less than 200 Times), please refer to the link below to contact DJI Support for further assistance.
https://www.dji.com/support

I'd get them outside ASAP.  Before they blow.

I'd get them outside ASAP.  Before they blow.

DaMa Posted at 5-19 21:49
Do not charge! This should be disposed immediately. If the thing bursts, there is a lot of smoke and fire. Store in a fire-proof container until disposal, if possible not indoors.

Thank you!

DJI Natalia Posted at 5-19 23:28
Hi Dronaldo, to ensure the safety, please don't use this battery anymore. If the battery is still within the warranty period (6 Months and Charge Cycle less than 200 Times), please refer to the link below to contact DJI Support for further assistance.
https://www.dji.com/support

Almost three years old

I will need to buy a new set then

That doesn't look good.

Depending on the number of flights, and care, 3 years is pretty good.