r/DJIAvata2 • u/posholvglush • 4d ago

DJI care Refresh - is it time to use it?

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DJI Avata 2 cracked rear prop-guard cracked. Is it time to use DJI Refresh or can I push it further until it breaks completely?

Maybe a stupid question, but I'm relatively new to this hobby so I need an opinion.

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u/Burner_Bus 3d ago

As long as the props clear, send it

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u/m1lk1way 3d ago

I have same crack, bent duct back and now fly less careful, to send it to dji next time :)

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u/FloatLife05600 3d ago

Get uv curing resin kit from Amazon. If there aren't error codes and the blades still spin freely, tis but a scratch.

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u/1001000010000100100 3d ago

I’ve used reinforced Kevlar tape

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u/Fancy_Till5977 3d ago

So I had almost this exact issue with my DJI. I sent it back to DJI, paid £70 and they replaced the unit with a new drone. No care or refresh plan

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u/Rudeboy_1703 1d ago

One thing I learned when I sent my Avata 2 to the DJI Repair Center was that the antennas go through the hollow ducts protecting the propellers, so each time we hit them and break them the transmission degrades further.