fhagan02
lvl.4
Flight distance : 1854908 ft
United States
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My heart goes out to you. I had a very similar incident about 5 weeks ago. On the 207th flight, flying at 400 feet high, in a straight line.... it suddently and violently spun out of the sky and slammed into the ground. They've "fixed" mine and it's on it's way back. No charge as it's under warranty and obviously they felt it wasn't pilot error.
What not to do:
• Do not email DJI support. Most folks don't hear back from an email for a couple weeks if at all.• The DJI folks on this forum are great but have no actual authority in regards to issues like this so don't wait for them to reply.
They'll simply referr you to DJI support as other have suggested
What to do:
• I only have the number for DJI in the states. So if you're in the U.S. call 1 (818) 235-0789
• Wait to speak to a rep. Keep calling back if the lines are busy or a high volume... you'll get through.
• Tell the DJI rep what happened and they'll issue you an RMA to send it to DJI for assessment/repair.
• Usually within a few minutes you'll get an email with an attached prepaid FedEx label.
• Fill out the other additional attachment they send. (Contact information, what happened to the bird etc.)• Print out a copy of your purchase reciept and include that inside the shippment.
• Print out the RMA number they give you. Print at least four of them as large as possible, cut them out and tape those to top, bottom and 2 sides of the box.
• Follow the instructions they send you to the letter. There will be an email outlining some of the above bullet points and additional "must do's." Failing to do so could result a warranty void, returned broken bird or just more lost time.
Ship it out via FedEx and wait. They'll send periodic emails to let you know the status.
Mine had to be immediately sent back a 2nd time the same day I got it from back from the first repair. Regardless my bird should be here Monday. Total of 5 weeks to fix mine.... twice... and send it back to me.
Good luck to you.
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