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The Protocol Vento drone has four motors. Each motor is located at the base of one of the drone's four arms. This guide will demonstrate how to remove and replace a motor.
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Grasp the tail end of the drone where the lip of the battery protrudes.
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Pull away from the drone to remove the battery.
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Place a prying tool under the base of the propeller.
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Use a moderate amount of force to pry the propeller out of its base. The propeller should pop off.
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Unscrew the 4.9mm Phillips #000 screw that is located at the end of the drone's arm.
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Hold the base of the arm while gently pulling the motor cover away from the arm.
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Gently pull the motor out from the plastic cover.
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Grasp the clip’s edges with a pair of tweezers and pull outward.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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