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lvl.3
Flight distance : 376594 ft
United States
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I want to find out if I need to send this drone back in to DJI
I crashed a drone into the side of a building ( my fault ) and was replaced with another one, which I paid for instead of using the DJI Care. It was send to Cerritos CA.
They send me either a new drone or a refurb. I can't tell.
Anyway, right out of the box, turned it on. Immediately, I got a request to calibrate. It wouldn't let me calibrate. Then an error came up for incompatible gimbal.
I took it to DJI Assistant and updated the firmware. Still the same error. I posted this on MavicPilots forum. I got several people saying they had the same thing happen.
One said they fixed it by bumping the nose 3 times. I tried that and it actually worked. But since this was new or refurb out of the box, I didn't want to take a chance and set up a case with DJI. Due to the CoronaVirus issue, Cerritos has shut down. They said that Texas was still taking drones for repair. I think I will wait until Cerritos reopens.
I have taken it out into a parking lot and tested it. It hovers, flies straight, yaws correctly. I haven't flown it over 25 feet. just in case.
My question is, which so far nobody has actually answered, with this bumping the nose seeming to fix the issue and all seems well at the moment, will this happen again and would it be a good thing to blow the gimbal motor with can air a few times. Did the bumping loosen up some dirt that was in the gears?
I want to keep flying with this, but with the repair station closed due to the pandemic, I want to hear from someone who might know why this worked and if it was a good fix.
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