for some reason i broke my dji inspire 1 battery i open it and disconnect the balanced cable and then connect it and some part from Bord it explosive that is Normal ? because I want to full discharged.
I want to change this part but what is this ?
And I have this sensor Is this fit .

Hi, sir. We would not recommend you disassemble the battery on your own. If there is anything wrong with your battery, please send it back for repair: http://www.dji.com/support . Thanks for your support.

i don't have more the warranty and it will cost a lot of money because I live in Austria and there is no Dji servers in Austria.
You can helping me to give me the information that’s I asked.

Anytime I've experienced a short that blows apart a component, there is often some other parts that no longer work due to the surge.  On stacked PC boards, some traces are so small they'll burn apart like a fuse and you'll never see them.  Often best to change out the entire board if possible.

If this was on the battery, it probably is a Li-ion battery charger balance board and those can be found on eBay for a few dollars and often less than the individual component.  You'll need to search through all the cell, currents, and voltages for a substitute unless someone out there has gone into this prior on Youtube, Reddit, or elsewhere.

Good luck, but I doubt DJI will provide any schematics or component info.  That would open them up to copycats and competition from third parties, aside from any self-inflicted damages.

Do you really want to risk a crash with DIY circuit repairs on one of the most critical components in the bird?  Buy a new battery or buy a new bird, what is more expensive?  Not to mention the danger of aircraft falling on or things or people.  Normally I would not say anything but crashes and injuries affect the entire Industry and safety is priority one for me, not my pocketbook.  Perhaps a less expensive bird like a Mavic would be better fit for your budget.

eggbeater Posted at 2017-12-5 10:43
Do you really want to risk a crash with DIY circuit repairs on one of the most critical components in the bird?  Buy a new battery or buy a new bird, what is more expensive?  Not to mention the danger of aircraft falling on or things or people.  Normally I would not say anything but crashes and injuries affect the entire Industry and safety is priority one for me, not my pocketbook.  Perhaps a less expensive bird like a Mavic would be better fit for your budget.

Seriously dude, what Eggbeater says, simply not worth it! Bin this battery, do not fly with it again!

Mark G.

AHMED-HASSAN, Take that battery to your local battery store or hazardous material drop-off . Do not throw it in the trash! Then, sadly you must buy a new battery and learn the correct way to take care of it and it will last a few years. Safety First! Ken.

I thank everyone for your attention.