how do i change the battery on a spark RC controlla

Hi there, sorry for the inconvenience. We don't recommend self repair of your RC because it can void your warranty. I would recommend you contact our support team and start up a case: (https://www.dji.com/support?site=brandsite&from=nav) You can provide your case number here in case you need further assistance. Thanks for your support.

Difficult! 8:35 he reaches the battery

S-e-ven Posted at 2018-8-14 08:39
Difficult! 8:35 he reaches the battery
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhbsEFfbTjQ

Hi, I'm afraid that this process will void the warranty of your RC. It would be better if we leave this job to our repair facility. Thanks for understanding.

S-e-ven Posted at 2018-8-14 08:39
Difficult! 8:35 he reaches the battery
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhbsEFfbTjQ

Very educational, thanks!

I would still recommend to send in to DJI for remote controller repairs as transmitters are very sensitive to signal interference.

I recommend to stop assuming spark owners are too stupid to replace the battery
and instead release replacement instructions.

it's not like i need to change the battery in my RC it's just to know how just in case i need to some ware in the future .

I would suggest sending it to a repair centre.   

Greg F Posted at 2018-8-16 16:09
I would suggest sending it to a repair centre.

yes you are right ,  but it may be cheaper and wiser  just too buy a new RC unit .

nrrt*********** Posted at 2018-8-16 16:23
yes you are right ,  but it may be cheaper and wiser  just too buy a new RC unit .

Not sure, you can always ask and find out if it's cheaper to get battery replaced or buy a new Remote.

heliman Posted at 2018-8-15 13:32
I recommend to stop assuming spark owners are too stupid to replace the battery
and instead release replacement instructions.

Judging by some of the questions on this forum, I’d say that many Spark owners shouldn’t be let anywhere near the insides of complicated electronic equipment!

Ralph Mellish Posted at 2018-8-17 03:02
Judging by some of the questions on this forum, I’d say that many Spark owners shouldn’t be let anywhere near the insides of complicated electronic equipment!

Or the Spark for that matter