Mavic mini lost screws

[jackel198]

I recently took the top off my mavic mini I ended up losing 2 of the screws. Does anyone know the size of the screws? Also do I even really need the screws it napped in and seems like it doesn’t need them

 

[MA2 317]

Hello from the Hoosier Heartland jackel198

I don't know the size, but you can purchase a screw pack for less than $10.

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I would suggest using Blue Loctite thread locker if you replace them. This will help the screws stay tight and won't vibrate loose over time.

Good luck and welcome to the Forum.

 

[THE CYBORG]

Hi jackel198 Welcome to Mavic Pilots.
If you lost a wheel nut off your car would you drive it, the wheel stayed on so do you really need it

 

[Barbara]

Screws are usually there for a reason....if it were my drone, I'd replace them.

 

[TreeHugger]

I recently took the top off my mavic mini I ended up losing 2 of the screws. Does anyone know the size of the screws? Also do I even really need the screws it napped in and seems like it doesn’t need them

Welcome to the forums!
I don't know if any of the screws are the same as the M2 Pro / Zoom, but likely some are.

Screw Pack

 

[Repaid1]

Hello from the Hoosier Heartland jackel198

I don't know the size, but you can purchase a screw pack for less than $10.

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I would suggest using Blue Loctite thread locker if you replace them. This will help the screws stay tight and won't vibrate loose over time.

Good luck and welcome to the Forum.

This is extremely bad advice and has been discussed ad nauseam. Never use "Blue Loctite" anywhere in or around plastics....google why if you have missed that memo. Loctite makes a threadlocker, "425", that's safe for plastics.

 

[zeusfl]

Yup in the RC Helicopters hobby is normal always use Blue Loctite and some times the green one depending how much vibration receive. But never use the RED unless you want to lock something permanently.

 

[MA2 317]

Loctite makes a threadlocker, "425", that's safe for plastics.

I got the memo on the TPS Reports, but not the Threadlocker.

I got it now...Loctite 425 for plastics and not Loctite Blue 242 threadlocker.

Although the 425 is Blue as well.

Thank you for pointing out the difference.

 

[TreeHugger]

Do notice that any "blue-screws" you encounter with DJI drones are used only with precision screws that are threaded into metal. (from factory)

 

[MA2 317]

Do notice that any "blue-screws" you encounter with DJI drones are used only with precision screws that are threaded into metal. (from factory)

Yep.