Does anyone know how to repair this problem? The gimbal is doing this crazy moves, and i can't control it.
Matiasfuriasse, what was wrong with your craft? Is it fixed now?
I have this exact symptom, all of a sudden. I have never crashed, never dropped the backpack, never dropped the Mavic, just all of a sudden when I pull it out to fly it's got this strange gimbal behavior and fails the boot up exercise, resulting in a Go4 message about gimbal obstruction, suggesting to check if I have my gimbal lock removed. About ever 30 seconds it will try the bootup gimbal exercise (calibration), but fails. As I watch the exercise, it looks like the gimbal hesitate during forward and reverse camera moves, but I cannot see it physically hitting anything. It seems like something is obstructing movement internally. However, with the craft turned off, the gimbal rotates in all 3 axis smoothly, no obstructions can be felt. When I try to calibrate the gimbal, it only gets to 5% and stop there, while it continues to do the same startup calibration exercise.
I upgraded the firmware after this started, hoping it might be a bug with tolerances, but the new firmware results in the same result, gimbal malfunctions.
One thing to note, I left the drone in my drone backpack in my car trunk for about a week, which I normally don't do, I had forgotten about it. The temperature in SoCal was not hot last week, in the mid to high 70's, but inside the trunk may have been warm with the sun baking the car trunk. It may have gotten to 100F in the trunk, but that shouldn't hurt it, I would think.
I think this craft is getting sent to DJI.