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| [title] Replacing the central battery cage | |
| [* red] In the case of an arm break, it may actually be the arm stub on the central frame which is broken. In the photo it was a fairly clean break and has been glued with epoxy glue but it may not be as strog as the original. Better to fit a replacement. | |
| [* orange] In order to replace the central frame, on each side, disconnect one connector and remove two screws . | |
| - | [* black] All the remaining |
| + | [* black] All the remaining electronics should now lift off. |
| [* icon_caution] The two circuit boards at right angles are joined by a heat pipe. Take cre not to bend this as you may cause irreparable damage. | |
| [* yellow] Carefully prise off the foam piece on each side containing a GPS antenna and apply it to the new central frame. Make sure the antenna lead is correctly routed. | |
| [* green] There is also a sounder on each side which must be prised off and refitted to the new central frame. Again, take care to correctly route the cable. |