juliovincentyjr
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Flight distance : 829908 ft
United States
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DJI-H.C Posted at 2016-7-28 03:49
We're very sorry about your case. This really isn't supposed to happen. DJI is a company growing v ...
I did post on the forum when this first started. Palin replyed asking for more info. I replied but never got a response in return.
What I cant understand is why both my original craft and the replacement craft came back with an invoice showing parts that was identified as repaired or the problem, it did not say anything about swapping out crafts. When I opened a chat to ask why I got a different craft they replied " you received a differnt craft because it was more cost effetive and a time saver instead of repairing". Then I called and spoke with a person and they told me the reason why the serial number was different is because they replaced the board. My answer to that was , if the board was replaced what does that have to do with the craft I received being damaged and the serial number differnent. If an internal part was replaced the serial number on the shell should have stayed the same, or am I mistaken on that part? It did not make sense to me. Eventually someone called me back after I escalated and found that I was sent someone elses droane that went in for repair in error. They immediately recognized that and asked that I send it back and a new one was sent to me when they receive it. I was pleased at that point but then I tested it and found it had the same problems as my brand new one plus I had additional issues. Again, you guys did great with trying to help. I was sent a 2 day shipping notice and sent it back in for repair.
At this point the craft was at the facility for 5 days, thats fine no problem. If it takes longer to get it fixed I am okay with that, all I want is it to be fixed I wasnt to worried on the length of time.
I received it back. Opened it up and the invoice showed quite a few parts/descriptions of what I thought was a list of parts replaced, but it never said it was replaced or serviced in writing. The 1st thing I checked was the serial number and it was a differnt one. No where on the invoice or the site did it say replaced. I tested it and the horizon was still off a bit and the altitude reading was off by a few feet. The camera noise was no longer there. I sent it in for drops, horizon, altitude reading off and camera noise. So now all I have is the horizon issues and saw the altitude reading off 2 times so far. I havent flown it much due to weather.
This brings me back to my origianl question. Why would I get an invoice that does not say replaced? Why would the site show the serial of the craft I sent in as the same one being sent back but receive a differnt one?
I am more frustrated with it saying one thing on paper and receiving something different. If thats the process great I am glad that DJI does what they can to make the customers happy. I am disappointed a bit because its almost like lieing about it. If it has to be replaced so be it then that is what needs to be done. According to the invoice the parts cost a few hundred bucks if that. How is it cost effective to replace a $1400 craft than replacing parts that cost a few hundred? Maybe the time it takes to repair is more expensive and sending a different one will come out less? I am not even sure if its brand new or refurbished. It looks new, with the exception of it being really dirty, I am assuming from the tech testing it. The landing feet was black and there were smudges all over it and what appeared to be adhesive in between the seams of the shell. I cleaned it up and everything came off.
It all boils down to this. I had a brand new one for 30 days. Between shipping back and forth it has been longer than that. I dont know if what I have is new or refurb. I am afraid to send it back just because I may get another one with different issues.
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