Einleitung
When drones crash into obstacles or the ground, parts can be damaged. Debris (any foreign material) may become lodged in gears and cause them to break, or blunt force may damage them.
If your drone’s rotor assembly isn’t functioning properly because of damaged or dirty parts, then this guide is for you.
All four of the drone’s rotor assemblies are the same (minus the camber of the propellers, two of which are labeled A and the other two, B). This guide can be used to repair any of these by replacing their broken components.
Werkzeuge
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Remove the 4mm screw that holds the propeller to the axle using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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Remove the propeller by pulling it upwards away from the assembly.
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Using your finger, gently push on the top of the propeller axle and remove out of the bottom of its housing.
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Remove the wheel bearing from the axle using your fingers.
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Remove the wheel bearing from the axle housing with a pair of tweezers.
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Gently pry the top and bottom drone housing apart with a spudger to reveal the motor.
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Replace the motor (if it is necessary).
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Ein Kommentar
I have a PROPEL GRAVITON drone and have not had it out in awhile. I got it out tonight and noticed a wire coming from the back of the camera, but I don't see where it is supposed to be attaches on the other end. None of the pics I see of this drone show this wire, though I wonder if it may be an antenna wire or something. Do you have any ideas?
Bobbi P -