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When using a drone, the propellors rotate and move so that the drone can function. As a result, the propellors are a component that will experience heavy wear and tear throughout the lifetime of the device.
If your drone has a broken propellor (diagnosed either by observation or through our troubleshooting page), replace it with this guide. There are no required tools for this replacement.
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Power off the drone by holding down the power button.
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Remove the battery by disconnecting it from the main battery connector.
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Press the power button again to ensure all electricity is discharged.
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Hold down the motor assembly and twist the propeller clockwise to unlock it (you should feel some resistance until it starts to unscrew freely).
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Hold down the motor assembly and twist the propeller counterclockwise to unlock it (you should feel some resistance until it starts to unscrew freely).
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This is the motor assembly.
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Ensure that the propeller cap color (black or silver) matches the propeller screw cap color.
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To reassemble your device, follow these directions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these directions in reverse order.
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