Unfortunately, after only owning the DJI Mini 2 for a few weeks, I crashed it in a tree branch. The Mini 2 fell and broke the rear arms with cables still attached. Gimbal still works.

How do I go about this? I have tried putting one wing back together. I removed the two screws holding the wing from main body. And then inside there there were three screws that I cleaned up and removed the excess plastic from. I put to together and seem to be holding pretty good.

I am having issues with the other wing rear though, the one of the screws that hold the arm to the main body is too tight. I have used WD40 to try and loosen it up a bit but not luck, I'm afraid I may have stripped the screw.

Here is the imgur link: https://imgur.com/a/8gVEKuO

You can order new ones from Amazon. Just make sure you get genuine parts.

Mobilehomer Posted at 7-12 05:03
You can order new ones from Amazon. Just make sure you get genuine parts.

Could you elaborate which new one? The wing? The screw? The body frame?

You could send it to DJI for repairs

le0mac Posted at 7-12 05:10
Could you elaborate which new one? The wing? The screw? The body frame?

These - https://smile.amazon.com/s?k=min ... 003&ref=sr_pg_2

The Mavic Mini motor is not as powerful as the Mini 2. If you get one and it will not hover properly, I would change the old motor into the new arm.

If you have the care refresh, then it might be repaired for free

I also crashed mine in to a tree after 1.5 hours of using it and damaged the front right arm, middle casing and upper casing. I decided not to attempt a home repair as, frankly, I had no idea what to do. I am in the UK and had to send to Netherlands for authorised repair. My experience was very good and the quote, I thought, was reasonable. 70 EUR of the cost is for labour and shipping, the parts are very reasonably priced.

I am now awaiting repair and shipping, hope to have it back very soon.

Whichever way you go, I hope you get your drone back in the air shortly.

-SgtPepper- Posted at 7-12 06:37
I also crashed mine in to a tree after 1.5 hours of using it and damaged the front right arm, middle casing and upper casing. I decided not to attempt a home repair as, frankly, I had no idea what to do. I am in the UK and had to send to Netherlands for authorised repair. My experience was very good and the quote, I thought, was reasonable. 70 EUR of the cost is for labour and shipping, the parts are very reasonably priced.

I am now awaiting repair and shipping, hope to have it back very soon.

Currently chatting with tech support. Thanks!

Alvara74 Posted at 7-12 05:57
You could send it to DJI for repairs

I may have to go this way! Thanks

le0mac Posted at 7-12 07:23
Currently chatting with tech support. Thanks!

Best of luck!

le0mac Posted at 7-12 07:24
I may have to go this way! Thanks

Its the logical way, unless you want to void you warranty

Hello there le0mac. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. Since this unfortunate event happened on your DJI Mini 2 I would recommend you to contact our DJI support team at https://www.dji.com/support?site=brandsite&from=nav for further assistance. Just a reminder that  DJI do not recommend doing a DIY in fixing the said issue to avoid further damaging the said unit and voiding the warranty as well. Thank you.

The warranty is only good if DJI decides you did not damage it by your fault. If you have the Refresh package and DJI rules against you, do that. Otherwise, if DJI rejects the warranty claim and gives you an estimate of the repair costs, balance that with the cost of your own repairs and the time left on the warranty. I had a similar failure with my used-purchased Mini (no warranty) and replaced both front arms and motors for about $50 total. YouTube is your friend. But beware, minor soldering skills are required for this repair.