Drone repairing and maintenance - III
Flight Controller Issues
Check Physical Damage
Steps
- Disconnect the drone from the power source by unplugging the dean plug.
- Remove the GPS, battery, and upper plate to access the flight controller.
- Drag the LED near the flight controller and connect the battery to power it.
- Observe the LED indicator — a stable green light confirms no physical damage.
- If the LED is not blinking or stable, the flight controller is damaged and must be replaced.
Check Connections
Steps
- Disconnect the drone from the power source by unplugging the dean plug.
- Remove the GPS, battery, and upper plate to access the internal wiring.
- Cross-verify the wiring between the flight controller and PMU using the reference table.
- Cross-verify the ESC signal wire connections to the flight controller using the reference table.
- Reconnect any loose or incorrect wires as per the correct connection diagram.
Receiver Issues
Check Physical Damage
Steps
- Click on the Receiver to zoom in and inspect it.
- Connect the dean plug to supply power to the receiver.
- Observe the LED indicator — a stable blinking red light confirms the receiver is not physically damaged and is receiving signal from the transmitter.
- If the LED is not blinking, the receiver is damaged and must be replaced.
Check Connections
Steps
- Disconnect the drone from the power source by unplugging the dean plug.
- Remove the GPS, battery, and upper plate to access the receiver's wiring.
- Zoom in on the receiver's connection area.
- Cross-verify the wiring between the Receiver and the flight controller using the reference table.
- Reconnect any loose or incorrect wires as per the correct connection diagram.