Do you use Windows or Mac to read the SD card?
I've had it on different firmwares, it's hardware I'd say.Most people are stating that its a hardware issue but i personally dont think so. I have no issues with this until i upgraded to the .900 firmware. Now seems to happen every other flight. Im going to attempt a downgrade to see if that helps, but i think its all software unless DJI has a huge problem here with some global hardware issues.
Most people are stating that its a hardware issue but i personally dont think so. I have no issues with this until i upgraded to the .900 firmware. Now seems to happen every other flight. Im going to attempt a downgrade to see if that helps, but i think its all software unless DJI has a huge problem here with some global hardware issues.
Good to know. I have DJI Refresh i just didnt think i would ever need to send in a drone that is slightly older than a month old. Sucks.A lot of people used to say it only happened after they upgraded to 550, then it was 600 all the way up to 900 firmware. This issue is not new. The threads discussing the problem date from at least February.
DJI has responded to the issue on their forums and are asking people to send their drones in for repair. Another guy fixed it himself by changing the ribbon cable. There's a DIY and before and after on YouTube somewhere.
I buckled down and said **** it. Im going to send it to DJI, thats what warranty is for. Im just a little hesitant about the uphill battle im probably going to have with them. Do they fix your unit and send yours back or do they simply grab one out of the pile and send that to you?I feel your frustration. I ended up returning my first machine because if this. And now, even my current one has done it on a few occasions. Once about 6 times in a row!
Well, I think it can go either way - they repair it, or a refurbished unit. Not sure what triggers the need for a new one in their process. I believe, it's an issue with the cable, so potentially they can just replace or repair that.I buckled down and said **** it. Im going to send it to DJI, thats what warranty is for. Im just a little hesitant about the uphill battle im probably going to have with them. Do they fix your unit and send yours back or do they simply grab one out of the pile and send that to you?
I wont lie, im a little soured on the whole drone thing because of this. Not only are they extremely delicate aircrafts but also expensive if they fail because of faulty software/hardware without user interaction. This might be my last product of this category.Well, I think it can go either way - they repair it, or a refurbished unit. Not sure what triggers the need for a new one in their process. I believe, it's an issue with the cable, so potentially they can just replace or repair that.
I actually returned mine to the retailer as I still within the 30 days returns / happiness policy. Have not experienced DJI process first hand, but they did want me to return it to them when I told them.
I hope u get it sorted dude.
I really don't blame you. The QA process is extremely poor, and the units vary in quality / issues by quite a high degree.I wont lie, im a little soured on the whole drone thing because of this. Not only are they extremely delicate aircrafts but also expensive if they fail because of faulty software/hardware without user interaction. This might be my last product of this category.
Maybe ill do some more tests today. Im super reluctant to send it to DJI. im the type of person who values what i buy and take care of it. So i dont wanna send it out and get someones beat up mavic in return.Hmm I've had mine reset in the ground in door while filming, many times
I'm 99.999 % sure it's hard ware. Cable / connection degradation.
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