Max power message info

[dr_dumi]

Hi all,

I would like to know if the "Max Power Load Reached" message I received yesterday inside the DJI App may be related to the "Not enough force / ESC error" warning I received? Can I blame it on the low battery if so?

 

[MavicPilotGermany]

I heard that this cames from faulty propellas on the mavic mini even its new. Change all propellas and repeat your fly.

Hope for a feedback if this works.

Merry christmas

 

[dr_dumi]

You mean change with the ones provided inside the box or change with others?

 

[Chucky21022002]

You mean change with the ones provided inside the box or change with others?

I think he means, replace the faulty propellers with the spare provided in the kit. It is either the combo or the kit alone, both of them have spare props.

 

[dr_dumi]

How do I tell if they are faulty? I mean, they are brand new, I checked and there's no visible damage on their surface. Are you sure this comes from the props?

 

[grahamjohnson10]

This message has nothing to do with your blades, it just means that the drone is being hindered by wind.

It's a very common error message.

 

[WooZie]

my opinion is the first batch of drones had this type of message, because after my drone was replaced, i have never seen this mesage not even once
maybe they changed the esc after all those errors

 

[cc_jim]

Hi all,

I would like to know if the "Max Power Load Reached" message I received yesterday inside the DJI App may be related to the "Not enough force / ESC error" warning I received? Can I blame it on the low battery if so?

Here you go:

 

[grahamjohnson10]

my opinion is the first batch of drones had this type of message, because after my drone was replaced, i have never seen this mesage not even once
maybe they changed the esc after all those errors

When I was on firmware 200 yes I saw it, but now I'm on 300 I have not seen it since.

 

[Sisko.de]

I had an issue today. After around 10 minutes of perfect flight, i got the message (max power load reached aka 30168) and the problem again. So I tried to fly the drone back to me but it didn‘t come back, it seemed to not react to my commands then it directly lost altitude around 2-3 meters. Afterwards it flew up again by itself. The message popped up and the drone was going down. It was maybe 30 meters high in the air and it went down 3-5 meters then went back up again to 5-6 meters. I flew the whole time in c-mode and without the propeller guards. The error messages turned on and off but I could fly the drone slowly but safely back to me. I read from several other users which had the same problem and that they solved the problem when they changed the propellers.

I have flown the Mavic Mini about 27 times and it flew mostly fine about 97% of the time. Today I was flying at 3 degrees celsius with perfect weather conditions; sunlight and no wind. So far I‘ve had no bigger problems like my experience today.

Here is a log of the flight: https://app.airdata.com/share/regvwn

 

[dr_dumi]

If the props are the reason, pay extra attention while zipping the case as one or more can stick out of the case while drawing the zipper. This yet has not happened, but just saying..