Battery issue two green lights

[GOrtiz817]

While charging my batteries one of them has the two center lights on steady green and the two outer ones off. When I place it in the drone it powers on by itself. Is the battery damaged?

 

[Kimoteta]

I have the same issue. Any solutions or diagnoses?

 

[Starz]

Read the cell information for that battery in the app. It may show additional info to give you a better idea of what’s going on.
May not be a good idea to use it in the ac.

 

[The Editor]

Reflash the firmware using assistant.

This usually occurs when the battery firmware write has failed.

 

[GOrtiz817]

Reflash the firmware using assistant.

This usually occurs when the battery firmware write has failed.

Any place where I can read how to do this? Don't know how.....noob.

 

[Starz]

DJI Assistant 2 - Download Center - DJI

At the DJI Download Center, learn and download DJI Assistant 2

www.dji.com

 

[theDRONEranger]

While charging my batteries one of them has the two center lights on steady green and the two outer ones off. When I place it in the drone it powers on by itself. Is the battery damaged?View attachment 76937

 

[The Editor]

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None of that addresses the OP's situation.
His middle two leds are lit and not flashing.

 

[GOrtiz817]

Tried updating all firmware via the DJI assistant 2 and still the same lights remain lit. Just saw the above light chart, but unfortunately my light situation is not there. Anyone else with these two lights remaining on?

 

[The Editor]

Tried updating all firmware via the DJI assistant 2 and still the same lights remain lit. Just saw the above light chart, but unfortunately my light situation is not there. Anyone else with these two lights remaining on?

Is your battery under six months old?
If so, warranty issue.

 

[GOrtiz817]

Is your battery under six months old?
If so, warranty issue.

No, just had the drone a little over a year, and my DJI refresh had just expired, not even sure if it would of been covered.

 

[The Editor]

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No, just had the drone a little over a year, and my DJI refresh had just expired, not even sure if it would of been covered.

OK - as a last resort (since you battery is useless anyway)
Try this.....

To fix the "middle 2 LEDs staying on problem" with Mavic Air batteries:

1) If you have a fully charged FUNCTIONING Mavic Air battery, skip this step. If not, fully charge a functional Mavic Air battery.
2) Download DJI Assistant 2 V1.2.5, and install on your computer.
3) Charge your malfunctioning battery(ies) for at least an hour. Ignore what the LEDs do during this hour.
4) While your malfunctioning battery(ies) is charging (or if it has just charged for at least 1 hour), install a fully-charged FUNCTIONAL battery into your Mavic Air.
5) Start DJI Assistant 2.
6) Connect your Mavic Air to your computer.
7) Turn on your Mavic Air.
8) Select your Mavic Air in DJI Assistant 2
9) Update your firmware to V01.00.0620. (The most recent)
10) Update the rest of your fully-charged functioning Mavic Air batteries.
11) After your malfunctioning battery has charged for at least 1 hour AND after you've updated your Mavic Air aircraft to firmware V.01.00.0620, install your MALFUNCTIONING battery into your Mavic Air.
12) Turn on your Mavic Air.
13) Update to V.01.00.0620. Your first attempt will likely result in a failure notice citing the reason as your battery not being fully charged. Leave that screen up for at least 1 minute. If the update doesn't resume installing on its own, click Retry. Then your malfunctioning battery will resume and complete the firmware update.
13) Your malfunctioning battery should now be fixed!

 

[theDRONEranger]

I gathered this from: Mavic air battery 2 middle lights on and doesnt work

The poster's signature was peacekeeper

To fix the "middle 2 LEDs staying on problem" with Mavic Air batteries:
1) If you have a fully charged FUNCTIONING Mavic Air battery, skip this step. If not, fully charge a functional Mavic Air battery.
2) Download DJI Assistant 2 V1.2.2.845, and install on your computer.
3) Charge your malfunctioning battery(ies) for at least an hour. Ignore what the LEDs do during this hour.
4) While your malfunctioning battery(ies) is charging (or if it has just charged for at least 1 hour), install a fully-charged FUNCTIONAL battery into your Mavic Air.
5) Start DJI Assistant 2.
6) Connect your Mavic Air to your computer.
7) Turn on your Mavic Air.
8) Select your Mavic Air in DJI Assistant 2
9) Update your firmware to V01.00.0300.
10) Update the rest of your fully-charged functioning Mavic Air batteries.
11) After your malfunctioning battery has charged for at least 1 hour AND after you've updated your Mavic Air aircraft to firmware V.01.00.0300, install your MALFUNCTIONING battery into your Mavic Air.
12) Turn on your Mavic Air.
13) Update to V.01.00.0300. Your first attempt will likely result in a failure notice citing the reason as your battery not being fully charged. Leave that screen up for at least 1 minute. If the update doesn't resume installing on its own, click Retry. Then your malfunctioning battery will resume and complete the firmware update.
13) Your malfunctioning battery should now be fixed!

Hope this helps!

 

[The Editor]

I gathered this from: Mavic air battery 2 middle lights on and doesnt work

The poster's signature was peacekeeper

To fix the "middle 2 LEDs staying on problem" with Mavic Air batteries:
1) If you have a fully charged FUNCTIONING Mavic Air battery, skip this step. If not, fully charge a functional Mavic Air battery.
2) Download DJI Assistant 2 V1.2.2.845, and install on your computer.
3) Charge your malfunctioning battery(ies) for at least an hour. Ignore what the LEDs do during this hour.
4) While your malfunctioning battery(ies) is charging (or if it has just charged for at least 1 hour), install a fully-charged FUNCTIONAL battery into your Mavic Air.
5) Start DJI Assistant 2.
6) Connect your Mavic Air to your computer.
7) Turn on your Mavic Air.
8) Select your Mavic Air in DJI Assistant 2
9) Update your firmware to V01.00.0300.
10) Update the rest of your fully-charged functioning Mavic Air batteries.
11) After your malfunctioning battery has charged for at least 1 hour AND after you've updated your Mavic Air aircraft to firmware V.01.00.0300, install your MALFUNCTIONING battery into your Mavic Air.
12) Turn on your Mavic Air.
13) Update to V.01.00.0300. Your first attempt will likely result in a failure notice citing the reason as your battery not being fully charged. Leave that screen up for at least 1 minute. If the update doesn't resume installing on its own, click Retry. Then your malfunctioning battery will resume and complete the firmware update.
13) Your malfunctioning battery should now be fixed!

Hope this helps!

That’s where I lifted it from - but changed the firmware versions and assistant to current

 

[GOrtiz817]

Don't know if this means anything, but as soon as I place the defective battery into the drone the drone turns on by itself. It's happened every time I install the bad battery.

 

[GOrtiz817]

Ok, I did the last suggested option for the battery issue and I'm happy to report battery issue SOLVED!!!!
Thank you to all that help!

 

[dmiller48]

This is happening to me too. When I try to update the firmware it says the battery needs to be at 50%. I tried to wait a few min and hit retry and nothing has worked. Can someone please help.

 

[Shon]

This is happening to me too. When I try to update the firmware it says the battery needs to be at 50%. I tried to wait a few min and hit retry and nothing has worked. Can someone please help.

Did you follow the steps outlined in post #12?

 

[kidroc]

Sometimes it's just a matter putting that batt in the drone when it turns by itself turn it off and do this 3 to 5 times it will usually fix the problem..

 

[dhutt4]

Ok, I did the last suggested option for the battery issue and I'm happy to report battery issue SOLVED!!!!
Thank you to all that help!

Which step are you referring to? I am having the same issue