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Replace the the gyro on your Syma S107 so that it stops self destructing.
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crwdns2935267:0crwdne2935267:0Tweezers$4.99
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Using tweezers, gently remove the two stabilizing links by pulling straight away from the point of connection.
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Remove the counterweight bar by removing the screw.
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One 10.1mm Phillips #0.
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Remove the gyro carriage by removing the following screws:
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Two 5.6mm Phillips #0.
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Gently remove the broken gyro carriage by pulling up.
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Remove blade assembly by simply sliding it up and off the shaft.
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Again using tweezers gently remove the stabilizing links from the blade carriage by pulling straight away from the point of connection.
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Remove the blades from the blade carriage by removing the following screws:
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Two 4.7mm Phillips #0.
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Remove the following screws:
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Two 4.5mm Phillips #0.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thank you for this guide! This has fixed the issue and made a 35 year old boy very happy!
Cheers thanks too this page I fixed problem great , Martin
Same here, incidentally where can I get replacement batteries please? Also have a “Picolo” heli with a bad feedback IC , supposedly this part can also be replaced on some units as its a soldered vertical board on the main.
Thank you! Took forever to find an answer to my problem! Now very obvious thanks to you. My sanity is restored! HaHa!
CRC 04/04/2021
I’m halfway there and grateful for the directions. But I’m not having any luck removing the broken plastic pins from the blade carriage. I’ve tried using a needle but no luck. Did anyone else come up against this?
Now it flies in an oval pattern wat am I doing wrong?