Mavic Air 2 user here. Had a minor crash and the camera arm broke. I was able to glue it back and everything moves normal. But get a gimbal overload error. Tried everything. Replaced gimbal cable, updated firmware, tried recalibration with no success. When the aircraft is off the camera rotates fine in every direction. When I power it on, it seems to stick when going up and down. Guessing I need to replace the broken part. But the only way i see to do that is replace the whole camera. Camera itself seems to still work fine. Is there no way to buy the camera assembly mount instead of buying a whole new camera? Or do I have to just send it in for repair?

Hello there NBGTX-AL. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. Since your DJI Mavic Air 2 crashed before and now you are experiencing this issues. It would be best to contact our DJI support team at https://www.dji.com/support for further assistance. We have a team that will do there best to assess the said drone and give out the best resolution for this issue. Again I am sorry for this trouble and thank you for your understanding.

I usually get a gimbal overload error if I attach my ND Filter to the camera before I do the calibration. Try calibrating it first, then see what happens. If you get no overload error sign, then you can attach the ND Filter and you should be ok.