Middle body crack near rear leg.
- Thread starter baumer.x9
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@baumer.x9 its called a stress crack ,and sadly its quite common on some of the newer models in the Mavic line up
as you have not got the care refresh the best and easiest way to deal with it ,is to drill a very small hole just beyond the end of the crack to stop it going further and then use some two part epoxy to repair the crack ,it also helps if with a small file you try to chamfer the actual crack after you have drilled the hole to give the glue a better surface to adhere too
it seems that the material used is different to the earlier versions of the Mavics
you could of course send it to DJI if you prefer and see what sort of price they quote to fix it
as you have not got the care refresh the best and easiest way to deal with it ,is to drill a very small hole just beyond the end of the crack to stop it going further and then use some two part epoxy to repair the crack ,it also helps if with a small file you try to chamfer the actual crack after you have drilled the hole to give the glue a better surface to adhere too
it seems that the material used is different to the earlier versions of the Mavics
you could of course send it to DJI if you prefer and see what sort of price they quote to fix it
If only 2 month old you should be within the warranty period ... before starting to drill & glue push this towards DJI as a warranty case.
File a online repair request from here ... they will then contact you about further info & shipping --> DJI
File a online repair request from here ... they will then contact you about further info & shipping --> DJI
Yes as this is only 2 months old I do not want to glue or drill this and I think better would be to replace the middle body and they are only €15.
Anyway I contacted support and they want me to start the service claim.
Anyway I contacted support and they want me to start the service claim.
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