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We work on a range of popular DJI drones, including models from the Mini, Mavic, Air and other DJI families. Send us the exact model name or model number because parts and repair procedures differ between versions.

Many crash-damaged drones can be repaired. Visible damage may include broken arms, shells, motors, landing gear or gimbal parts, but internal connections, sensors and circuit boards can also be affected. The drone should be inspected before the full repair is confirmed.

Often, yes. A gimbal overload warning can be caused by a damaged arm, jammed movement, a torn flex cable, motor damage, debris or incorrect assembly after a crash. Avoid repeatedly forcing or recalibrating a gimbal that cannot move freely.

Shaking, vibration or a tilted horizon may be caused by damaged dampers, a bent gimbal component, motor or sensor faults, a torn cable or a calibration issue. Continued use can place more strain on damaged gimbal parts.

Broken arms and faulty motors can often be replaced, depending on the DJI model and the condition of the surrounding wiring and frame. We also check for related damage that could affect stable or safe flight.

Sometimes, but the result depends on the type of liquid, how long the electronics remained wet and whether corrosion has developed. Remove the battery if it is safe to do so, do not attempt to power the drone on and arrange an inspection promptly.

Not until it has been checked. A drone may power on while still having a cracked arm, damaged motor, loose connection or sensor fault that makes flight unsafe. Do not test-fly it if there is visible damage, an error message or unusual noise.

Usually the aircraft itself is required first. Keep removable accessories unless requested, and do not send swollen or unsafe batteries. We will tell you if the controller, battery, charger or other parts are needed to reproduce the fault.

Repair time depends on the drone model, the extent of the damage, parts availability and whether calibration or component-level work is required. After assessment, we can explain the repairs needed and provide a more accurate timeframe.

Use the booking or enquiry option at the top of this page. Include the exact DJI model, the fault or error message, what happened before the problem began and whether there is visible crash or liquid damage. Send clear photographs where possible.