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Just wondering if such thing exists, a list with ESC error codes and what they mean?

On the newly soldered wires, I used this.

So as you mentioned 3No and 4No errors doesn't mean gimbal? so 2 errors can be due to 1 arm? I'm also trying to find a way to test the motor without disordering, if possible, never done that before, is there a way?

Thanks for your reply. its error 3No. and 4No. always thought these are for motors, but guess I was wrong. I bought a for repair only drone through ebay. It was just an led on one of the front arms that wasn't working so I relaced it (used silicone on soldered bits). Then when trying to test...

As per title, is there a way of testing/spinning a motor arm whilst still attached/welded to the board? Never done this but before replacing arms I wanted to make sure its the arm that is questionable hence wanted to see if there is a way of testing it. I see on a Mavic Air (first gen) each...

Sorry guys, but I couldn't get an answer after looking at past threads hence started this one. I recently learned how to to repair simple items within a drone, like changing arms/gimbal or clean IMU etc. On repairing one drone recently (Mavic Air first gen), I tried to test it but didn't realize...

I use Go 4 for Mavic Air, and it won't activate, not sure now as I won't be able to find the previous owners! bought a few from a trader.

No way round it? I'll never be able to find out who they belonged to, picked up from a trader who buys lots of damaged drones and resells.

I tried with my own account but see pic

Any guidance will be appreciated. I'm trying to repair a Mavic Air 1st gen drone, using parts from another crashed drone, I exchanged the motherboard (main one), switched it on and it went through all start up processes, but on DJI Go 4 its now asking for activation, any way around that? as both...

Thanks for that, I'll try and find one on UK.

Newbie here, have mercy! Really sorry but I've only created this new post as I was confused. DJI use a kind of cream color sealant to keep soldier joins in place, sometimes used on cables too, I understand this needs to be non acid cure sealant or non corrosive sealant, searching on the web...