Hello
I just changed the propellers but I'm not sure of the result, everything is really small for big hands.
I can't get them deeper like the previous ones

Is this big space normal? with the new propellers.

Is this big space normal? with the new propellers.

Dirty Bird Posted at 8-7 08:43
They need a bit of space to freely rotate, but your space is much larger than mine, & your screws are protruding much further.  My screws are flush & you can barely see a gap between the props & motors. Are you sure the screws are fully seated?  (Note mine are all the factory-installed props)[Image]

Thank you my friend, yes I put it correctly and strangely there are or it goes well and others that leave a space. I did a flight test and I had no alerts message and the drone behaves properly. I cross my fingers so that a propeller doesn't go in mid-flight

VanzPix Posted at 8-7 09:54
Thank you my friend, yes I put it correctly and strangely there are or it goes well and others that leave a space. I did a flight test and I had no alerts message and the drone behaves properly. I cross my fingers so that a propeller doesn't go in mid-flight

Have ran into this before, all I did was try a different screw (your pack should have extras) and the spare ones fit good..

comrant Posted at 8-7 12:11
Have ran into this before, all I did was try a different screw (your pack should have extras) and the spare ones fit good..

thank you very much I'll try other screws to see

comrant Posted at 8-7 12:11
Have ran into this before, all I did was try a different screw (your pack should have extras) and the spare ones fit good..

thank you again it was it weird even though some screws work and others not

I think with new screws you may have to win the force if there's any pre-applied tread locker paste.

Personally I am re-using old screws several times with no negative consequences. Be careful with your insertions as too much force can strip the motors threads and end up costing quite a lot.

m80116 Posted at 8-8 03:39
I think with new screws you may have to win the force if there's any pre-applied tread locker paste.

Personally I am re-using old screws several times with no negative consequences. Be careful with your insertions as too much force can strip the motors threads and end up costing quite a lot.

hi and thank you, that's what I did, I put the old screws

VanzPix Posted at 8-8 10:33
hi and thank you, that's what I did, I put the old screws

If you have blue loctite paste or similar available, you might want to apply some if re-using screws.

Lucas775 Posted at 8-8 15:44
If you have blue loctite paste or similar available, you might want to apply some if re-using screws.

Is it mandatory? because I don't have that

VanzPix Posted at 8-9 05:32
Is it mandatory? because I don't have that

Not mandatory, but it helps keep the screws from backing out.  that is the reason for the new screws to have that blue paste on them.

Lucas775 Posted at 8-9 11:18
Not mandatory, but it helps keep the screws from backing out.  that is the reason for the new screws to have that blue paste on them.

https://youtu.be/-VZkNVWRjLo

thanks,
I hope everything goes well

VanzPix Posted at 8-9 11:24
thanks,
I hope everything goes well

stay safe!

Hello there VanzPix. Thank you for reaching out and for these information you have shared with us regarding the propellers of your DJI Mavic Mini. In addition to this thread I will post a DJI tutorial video on how to replace the propellers of your DJI Mavic Mini. Thank you and fly safe always.

Hey, I had the same problem 2 days ago and I tried everything, one thing that helped me a little bit was to change screws. I hope everything goes Well for us.

Hey, I had the same problem 2 days ago and I tried everything, one thing that helped me a little bit was to change screws. I hope everything goes Well for us.