Phantom4ProUser
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Flight distance : 542979 ft
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Hi DJI community,
I was wondering if anyone has experience dealing with DJI customer service from a malfunctioned drone and being forced to pay the repairs?
Here's my story,
I previously owned a Phantom 4, and it fell out of the sky for no reason and crashed. DJI warrantied this drone and replaced it with a Phantom 4 Pro which was I know is not a new drone. One year after using this drone, I persistently got an error that the drone is unable to provide an image transmission signal and sent it to DJI for diagnosis. They sent me the repair cost which is $423. Since I have owned this drone, I used it very few times, maybe 20 or so times. I have taken perfect care of it. Absolutely zero incidents, no crashes, no harsh landings, always stored in a case, and transported it cautiously. DJI is requesting I pay for the repair, and I don't think it's fair that I should be resonsible for the cost of the repair. Thats almost 1/3 the cost of the drone, and I have taken perfect care of it, have hardly used it, and only had it for a year. I strongly believe the issue stemmed from the history of the warrantied drone (not being a new drone) or a DJI malfunction that they are forcing me to pay for. The replacement drone was probably a drone that was crashed and not repaired perfectly as a new drone would be.
I was wondering if anyone else had similar incidents or issues? DJI customer service is not working with me on it at all and thinks I caused the damage which I can ensure I took perfect care of it. I know DJI customer service is notorious for be terrible, but I was wondering if anyone had success in a case like this and might be willing to give me some advice.
Thanks
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