DJI Spark Camera Replacement

Geschrieben von: Amelia Hagberg

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Schwierigkeitsgrad

Difficult

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

45 Minuten - 1 Stunde

Einleitung

If you need to replace the camera of your DJI Spark (model CP.PT.000903) because it is no longer taking photos or recording as required, use this guide. The camera of the DJI Spark allows the user to take photos with a resolution of 3968×2976p and videos with a resolution of 1920×1080 at a rate of 30p. If the camera is no longer working, it may be unable to save any new videos or pictures taken, or may not be able to take photos or videos at all due to damaged cables.

Werkzeuge

Schritt 1

Push down on the propeller that is being replaced.

Just a warning, I just tried this guide and it is missing tons of steps, so be careful when you try yourself.

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Schritt 2

Twist the propeller until it feels loose.
Pull on it until it comes off.

Schritt 3

Flip the drone over.
Grip the left and right sides of the battery.
Slide firmly forward until it pops out.

Schritt 4

Flip the drone over.
Remove the four 1.5mm Hex screws.
Remove the two 1.5mm Hex screws near the camera head.
You may need to remove plastic nubs from the hex screws using a spudger first.

The middle two screws appear to have their hex holes plugged with clear plastic.

Basil Yokarinis - 19/04/20

How do you remove it?

Daniel Montes - 02/01/21

Schritt 5

Hold the drone so the lid is facing up.
Insert the plastic opening tool into the side of the drone.
Slide the tool around the perimeter until you can lift the top off.

Schritt 6

Disconnect two gold antenna next to the internal GPS while removing the motherboard.

Schritt 7

Remove all the Phillips #0 screws attaching the motherboard to the drone.
It is the piece with both the fan and GPS module on it.

One screw circle is off by a bit

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Schritt 8

Remove the 3.0 mm Phillips #000 screw.

There is no steps for removing the logic board. Just find the flex cables under the foam and remove them, then you can move the logic board out. Hope this helps!

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