Fuzz Pantz
lvl.2
Flight distance : 880902 ft
Canada
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supernicko Posted at 2021-6-21 01:32
FIXED : it sat on a shelf for months as i couldnt be bothered with the bs of sending it in.... saw on a similar thread a guy who replaced his gps - works out its EASY AS! Once your cover is off, its 2 screws, 2 little antenna plugs which stay intact with the sticky tape - and 1 little data plug - so easy - i bought the original part from my local supplier - plugged in - turned on - all back to normal. SENSOR ERROR AND GPS ERROR are gone and ive just flown 3 batteries. Thought id post incase it helps - i have refresh and i know it was prob under warranty but for $40 USD i couldnt be bothered... As a side note the gps chip antenna basically press against the cover - so for those saying they took the cover off check your plugs first -but im wondering if the pressure of the cover there can bust the chip.. or a light crash could easily put pressure on it. Hope it helps - NICKO PERTH WEST AUSTRALIA!
Hey Nicko, I know you said it, but just want to confirm cause I have the issue now. Mine happened immediately after a good crash. I've just replaced an arm, imu sensor and a couple other non mechanical or electrical smashed bits.... everything fires up, but same error messages s before the repair. Flashed all the firmware too.
BOTH the System Sensor error and GPS error are still there. **Did both of those show up for you at the same time?
Your comment is the only example of anyone solving this without sending back to DJI. Onya |
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