Crashed mavic 2 Zoom

[Mitd9922z]

Is it worth sending in a mavic 2 Zoom for repair? One motor broke off and the front cover above the gimbal came off. There's also a crack in the side of the body of the aircraft.

 

[Starz]

Hard hit!
DJI is easy to deal with and very reasonable on repair costs.
Start a repair ticket with them. They will email a shipping label, send you a cost within a few days of when they get your box. If you accept the repair cost, you will end up with a new or like new aircraft.
From what I can see, you have two damaged arms and several body parts that would exceed 150.00 if you acquired those parts yourself. This is assuming the camera isn’t damaged which if it is, you would more than double your parts cost.

I have repaired several M2 series aircraft and although these are one of the easier DJI products to work on, you would be almost completely dismantling this one to fix it. It would require some soldering to replace the arms.

 

[KB9Radio]

To me it's worth it, one of the best drones out there (along with the M2P).

 

[Fat Pappy]

It's worth a try. Worst case scenario is you send them the drone and they quote you a price you don't want to sink into that drone. You get a new drone and abandon the broken one. If you don't send it in, it is basically the same as an abandon drone. If they price for the fix is reasonable, then you have a like-new drone (with its original specs) back in the stable.

 

[Nanny Ogg]

Hard hit!
DJI is easy to deal with and very reasonable on repair costs.
Start a repair ticket with them. They will email a shipping label, send you a cost within a few days of when they get your box. If you accept the repair cost, you will end up with a new or like new aircraft.
From what I can see, you have two damaged arms and several body parts that would exceed 150.00 if you acquired those parts yourself. This is assuming the camera isn’t damaged which if it is, you would more than double your parts cost.

I have repaired several M2 series aircraft and although these are one of the easier DJI products to work on, you would be almost completely dismantling this one to fix it. It would require some soldering to replace the arms.

My M2 Zoom was in a tree for six months through the winter and mostly worked when I put a fresh battery in it. I sent it in and they sent a new/refurb back for a reasonable cost. Great service!