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Maintenance Manual

维护保养手册

INSPIRE 2

2018.02V1.0

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I.? 检查电池系统

1. 检查电池外观,是否有破损,变形,若受损严重,请停

止继续使用,将电池放电完全后废弃处理,请勿分解。

2. 检查电池和电池仓接口,若有异物残留,请及时清理保

持表面清理干净,以保证可靠连接。

3. 检查充电管家内部的金属片破损情况,若烧蚀严重,请

设法清理,若有异物残留,请及时清理保持表面清理干净,

以保证可靠连接。

4. 连接App,分别检查每个电芯的电压是否相近,若每次

充满电时的电压是一致的,但在3.7V以上时部分电芯电

压偏低或偏高超过0.2V,则需要联系DJI售后进行分析。

检查电池历史记录里是否发生过警告,若有警告,请联

系DJI售后分析可能存在的风险。

5. 检查机体到机臂之间主供电线的磨损情况。若发生轻微

磨损,请视情况调整,若磨损较严重,请联系DJI返修。

6. 将电池插入飞行器电池仓内,检查电池是否插接到位,

飞行器顶部解锁键是否弹起,电池是否锁紧。同时按压

电池解锁键,查看电池是否可以顺畅拿出。若有异常请

更换电池或联系DJI返修。

7. 若长期未使用电池,建议遵照《智能飞行电池安全使用

指引》存放电池。并建议每个月检查一次电池状况,防

止电池损坏。

8. 检查电池仓周围塑料结构件的牢固情况,例如裂缝、螺

丝稳固程度等,防止飞行过程中电池松动。

II.?检查变形系统

检查变形机构时,请先在DJI GO 4 app中开启“解除脚架

锁定”功能,可在不飞行的情况下通过遥控器控制起落架

升降,将起落架升起以便检查丝杆,进行该操作时务必移

除云台相机,避免损伤。如无其他需要,建议保养之后关

闭该功能,以避免误操作。

1. 可在关闭电源后使用SL3.0 一字螺丝刀伸入机身底部小

孔,慢速或均匀的转动丝杆以检查丝杆及舵机内齿轮组

是否运行顺畅。

2. 将起落架升起,检查丝杠在旋转过程中是否有伤痕、弯曲,

若有,需要联系DJI 返修。

3. 听变形过程中舵机的声音,若出现特殊的杂音,可能是

磨损导致,检查丝杆表面是否存在沙粒及其他异物缠绕。

4. 将起落架升起,检查丝杠和下方轴承的清洁程度,检查

是否生锈,如生锈,或有较多泥土,需要先用WD-40 喷

剂做清理,再用润滑脂处理。(润滑脂要求:使用润滑

脂而非油状的润滑油;润滑脂类型必须适用于五金件和

塑胶件;润滑脂的工作温度范围:-20~120)。检查丝

杆下方是否有塑料碎,若有,则需要联系DJI 返修更换

丝杆。

5. 检查变形机构连杆上的E型卡簧是否弯曲、变形、松脱,

若有请及时联系DJI返修。

III.?检查机身

1. 检查机身各螺丝位置的螺丝是否牢靠。

2. 检查机身结构上是否出现裂纹以及破损。如有破损且不

确定对飞行是否有影响,则可以联系DJI售后。

3. 检查机臂的碳管是否出现伤痕破损或松动(双手抓取其

中一侧的外臂脚架做相对扭动,无松动即可)。

4. 检查电机下方的固定螺丝是否稳固,周围结构零件是否

出现裂缝。若零件出现裂缝,请联系DJI返修。

简? 介

为确保飞行安全,使飞行器持续工作在最佳状态,

建议用户每飞行200次或累计50个小时后进行一次深度保养。

有保养经验的用户,可能不需要完全按照飞行次数和时间要求专门做此项检查,但仍需仔细阅读本手册。

本手册帮助用户了解如何保养飞行器,以最大程度的保障飞行安全。在飞行器状态基本良好的情况下,用户可以参照以下内容自

行进行维护保养。

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售后保修信息

请浏览DJI 官网以下页面以了解最新的售后,

退货,免费以及收费保修信息 :

售后服务政策:http://www.dji.com/service/policy

付费维修服务:http://www.dji.com/service/repair

DJI 技术支持:http://www.dji.com/support

微信扫一扫DJI 售后

5. 检查起落架的倾斜角度是否左右对称。

IV.?检查电机系统

1. 不安装螺旋桨启动电机,看电机转子的边缘以及轴在转

动中是否同心,以及是否有较大震动。若出现较大震动,

则请联系DJI返修更换电机。

2. 同样不安装螺旋桨启动电机,听电机转动声音,若出现

异音,则可能是轴承磨损,需要更换电机。

V.?检查螺旋桨

1. 检查桨叶外观是否有弯折,破损,裂缝等。有此问题的

螺旋桨请弃用。桨叶及桨座会在使用过程中产生磨损,

磨损明显的桨叶和桨座需及时更换。

2. 将螺旋桨安装于电机上,同时锁紧螺旋桨桨扣检查桨扣

外侧弹片是否回弹,一手握紧电机,另一只手抓紧桨叶,

同时沿电机转动方向转动桨叶,检查螺旋桨桨座是否失

效,松脱。若有,请及时更换螺旋桨桨座。

3. 将螺旋桨安装于电机上,将电机启动并让飞行器停留在

地面上,在飞行器一米以外的地方观察每个螺旋桨在转

动过程中是否出现双层现象,此现象常被称为双桨,会

严重影响飞行器的震动。出现此问题的螺旋桨,若无法

修复,请弃用。

VI.?检查飞行控制系统

1. 连接App,检查传感器状态,飞控参数高级设置内可以

查看IMU(含加速度计和陀螺仪)及指南针状的零偏、

干扰量。即使App没有报错,依然可以选择“校准传感器”

以改善传感器工作状态。IMU校准要求飞行器分5个面

进行放置,当需要侧面摆放时可借助较为稳定的物体(如

外包装箱)放置,当进行校准时请勿移动或触碰飞行器,

避免影响校准精度或导致校准失败。

2. 飞控模块的风扇位于飞控模块底部,云台减震板上方,

请在上电后检查风扇工作状态,主要是异音及震动情况。

若异音较大,则需要更换新的风扇。

3. 检查GPS 上方以及每个起落架的天线位置是否贴有影响

信号的物体(如带导电介质的贴纸等)。

VII.?检查遥控图传系统

1. 检查飞行器天线,飞行器共有4根天线分别位于4个脚

架外侧,请勿进行遮挡,如有贴纸等请移除。

2. 检查遥控器天线是否有物理损伤。

3. 检查标配的遥控器挂带的牢固情况,若发现部分零件有

裂痕,则要更换新的挂带避免意外断裂。

VIII.?检查云台相机

1. 相机的快速连接装置内部连接器为易损件,若用户使用

一段时间后经常出现相机云台通电自检后云台不工作,

或者无图像传送到App上(OSD数据正常工作),或

者云台不通电自检等现象,有很大的可能是连接器磨损。

检查云台和飞行器上的云台接口金属触点的排布情况,

如有异物,请用毛刷、气吹等清洁干净。检查是否有氧化、

污损等情况,若有,可考虑联系DJI 售后更换此零件。

2. 云台在使用过程中增稳表现正常,则可以免检。若增稳

表现不良,则需要联系DJI售后进行处理。

3. 云台相机及镜头均需要注意防潮防尘,如遇受潮发霉请

考虑使用干燥剂或防潮箱。

5. 连接云台相机与飞行器底壳减震球,为易耗品。若出现

以下现象请及时更换全新减震球,以保证云台相机画面

稳定。

a.减震球破损,白色阻尼脂漏出;

b.在未安装任何云台相机的情况下,减震球不能能够恢

复为饱满的圆形球状;

c.减震球失去弹性,橡胶老化;

d.碰撞炸机,或其他情况受外力拉扯后建议更换;

e.飞行120架次或40小时后建议更换。

IX.?检查视觉定位系统

1. 检查视觉定位系统模块的镜头是否有污损,请保持镜片

表面洁净。

2. 检查超声波探头的外部是否有异物附着,请及时清理,

保持洁净。

3. 检查顶部红外感知系统模块是否安装稳固,同时注意检

查红外感知系统表面的有无异物遮挡。

4. 在室内在不装螺旋桨的情况下启动飞行器,连接App,

在一个光线充足,地表有丰富纹理,且有坚硬地面的位置,

平握飞行器,使飞行器距离地面1至2米左右,将遥控

器飞行模式切换至P档,查看App界面上是否出现离地

高度以及P-OPTI的模式。若出现,则表明视觉定位系统

工作正常。

5. 如遇App提示视觉系统异常,请尝试连接PC或MAC

重新标定视觉系统。

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I. Checking the Battery System

1. Check the Intelligent Flight Batteries for damage and

deformities. If there are any signs of damage to an

Intelligent Flight Battery, stop using it and discharge it

fully for disposal. Do not disassemble an Intelligent Flight

Battery for any reason.

2. Check the Intelligent Flight Battery pins and rub them

clean with an eraser if any residue is observed. This will

help to ensure reliable connections.

3. On the Intelligent Flight Battery Charging Hub, check the

metal pins on the charging ports. Remove any corrosion

or residue to ensure reliable connections.

4. Run the DJI GO 4 app to confirm that each Intelligent

Flight Battery’s cells are at similar voltage levels and stay

at the same level when the Intelligent Flight Battery is

fully charged. If all cells maintain voltage levels above

3.7 V but any cell is 0.2 V higher or lower than the others,

contact DJI Support for analysis. You can also check the

battery cell warning history. If any warnings are reported,

contact DJI Support.

5. Check that the plastic components of the battery

compartments are in good condition and that all screws

are secure. This prevents the Intelligent Flight Batteries

from becoming loose during flight.

6. Insert an Intelligent Flight Battery into each battery

compartment, check that they mount securely with the

Battery Release Button raised, then press the Battery

Release Button to make sure the Intelligent Flight Batteries

can be released. If not, change an Intelligent Flight Battery

or contact DJI Support.

7. For Intelligent Flight Batteries in long term storage, refer to

the Intelligent Flight Battery Safety Guidelines and check

the Intelligent Flight Batteries once a month to prevent the

battery cells from being damaged.

8. Check the power cables between the aircraft’s arms

and body. If the cables are worn, contact DJI Support to

arrange repair.

II. Checking the Transformation System

Before checking the Transformation System, remove the

gimbal and camera, and enable the Disable Landing Gear

Auto Lock setting in the DJI GO 4 app so that you can raise

the landing gear using the remote controller while the aircraft

is not airborne. When the checks are complete disable this

feature.

1. Power off the aircraft and insert an SL3.0 screwdriver into

the small hole on the bottom of the aircraft directly below

the center of the linear actuator. Use the screwdriver to

slowly and evenly rotate the gears in the servo gearbox to

check that the mechanism moves smoothly.

2. Raise the landing gear using the remote controller. During

the transformation, observe the lead screw (the threaded rod

inside the linear actuator, highlighted in the figure below),

as it becomes exposed. If the lead screw bends during

the transformation, or if it is scratched, bent or otherwise

damaged, contact DJI Support to arrange repai.

3. Listen to the servomotor during the transformation. If there

is any abnormal noise it may indicate that the servomotor

components are worn, which can be caused by the

presence of corrosion, grit, or dust on the lead screw. If

any abnormal noise is heard, contact DJI Support.

4. With the landing gear fully raised, check the lead screw

and its lower bearing. If any corrosion, grit, dust, or other

dirt is found, clean with WD-40 spay, then apply grease.

(Use grease and do not use oily lubricants. Use grease

that is compatible with metal and plastic components and

that can perform adequately in the temperature range

-4° to 248° F (-20° to 120° C)). If small plastic shards are

found, contact DJI Support.

5. Check the bolts at either end of the aircraft arm support

rods and the bolts in the circlips, which are highlighted

in the figure below (four pairs of bolts on each side of the

aircraft). If any of the bolts are deformed or loose, contact

DJI Support.

III. Checking the Airframe

1. Confirm that all the screws are still adequately tightened.

2. Check the aircraft for breaks and damage. If there is any

reason to believe that detectable damage might affect

flight safety, consult with DJI Support.

3. Check the carbon fiber arm tubes for damage and

looseness. Grasp and twist the two landing gear feet on

one side to ensure they are not loose, then repeat on the

other side.

4. Ensure that the screws used to secure the landing gear

to the carbon fiber arm tubes are tight and the plastic

components around the motors are in good condition. If

any plastic components are damaged or broken, contact

DJI Support to arrange repair.

Introduction

To ensure that your aircraft continues to offer optimal performance and to ensure flight safety, it is recommended that

comprehensive maintenance be performed after every 200 flights or 50 flight hours. This manual is intended to help users

maintain their aircraft and maximize its continued reliability.

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5. Check that the right and left landing gear rest at the same

tilt angle.

IV. Checking the Motors

1. Detach the propellers and start the motors. Carefully

examine the edges of each rotor and confirm that it is

perfectly centered on its motor. Check for any abnormal

or excessive vibration. Listen carefully for any abnormal

noise, which may be a sign that the bearings are worn. If

any problems are detected, contact DJI Support to order

replacement motors.

V. Checking the Propellers

1. Check the propellers. If there is any bending, breakage or

cracking on a propeller, do not use it. Replace worn-out

propellers and propeller bases promptly.

2. Check that when you attach each propeller, the propeller

locks (clicks) into place correctly. For each propeller, use

one hand to prevent the motor rotor from rotating and use

your other hand to try to rotate the propeller. If the propeller

rotates, the propeller base is loose and needs replacing.

3. Attach the propellers to the motors, place the aircraft on

the ground and power it on. Stand 3.3 ft (1 m) away from

the aircraft and observe the rotating propellers. If you can

see two distinct propeller outline layers, when looking

at a spinning propeller from the side, that propeller is

damaged and should not be used.

VI. Checking the Flight Control System

1. In the DJI GO 4 app, review the IMU bias and compass

interference readings. Even if the IMU biases are below the

warning thresholds, an IMU calibration can be performed

to remove small biases and improve Flight Control System

performance. The IMU calibration procedure involves

holding the aircraft in five different positions. In each

position, the aircraft must be held very stably, otherwise the

calibration may be inaccurate. The Carrying Case can be

used to support the aircraft in positions that require support.

Perform a compass calibration if necessary.

2. The flight control module fan is located at the bottom of the

flight control module, just above the Gimbal Connector.

Power on the aircraft and listen for any abnormal noise

or vibration from the fan. If any irregularity is detected,

contact DJI Support.

3. Ensure that there are no obstacles on or around the

GPS module. Remove any obstacles (such as tape with

conductive material) that might affect or block the signal.

VII. Checking the Control and Video Transmission System

1. Make sure the aircraft antennas located on the outside of the

four landing gear feet are not covered with stickers or tape.

2. Check the remote controller antennas for damage.

3. Check the remote controller neck strap for damage or

wear and replace if necessary.

VIII. Checking the Gimbal and Camera

1. The Gimbal Connector is a particularly vulnerable

component. If the gimbal fails to initialize when turned on,

fails to work after initialization, or fails to transmit video to

the app (while OSD data is displayed), check the metal

contacts on the two halves of the gimbal connector. If

there is any dirt, rub the contacts clean with an eraser. If

any contact is scratched or oxidized, contact DJI Support

to arrange repair/replacement of the Gimbal Connector.

2. If the gimbal is performing stably during normal operation,

there is no need to check it. If its performance has

deteriorated, contact DJI Support to arrange repair.

3. Check the camera, especially the lens. If moisture ingress

has occurred, use desiccant or a moisture-absorbing dry

box to remove the moisture.

4. The Gimbal Connector’s rubber damping balls are

consumable items. It is recommended that they are

replaced after 120 flights or 40 flight hours and they also

need to be replaced in the following circumstances:

A ball has been pierced and the white damping grease

has leaked out.

A ball does not return to a spherical shape when

uninstalled.

The rubber has aged and a ball has lost elasticity.

A ball was subjected to excessive forces during a crash

or other incident.

IX. Checking the Vision System

1. Check the camera lens. If any dirt or residue is detected,

gently clean the lens.

2. Check for and remove objects that might block the sensors.

3. Ensure that the Upward Infrared Sensors are securely

installed on the aircraft and are not blocked by stickers or

tape.

4. Detach the propellers and turn on the aircraft. Hold the

aircraft 1 to 2 m above a surface with rich patterns, under

good lighting conditions. Change the Flight Mode switch to

P-mode on the controller and check the DJI GO 4 app. If

the app displays an altitude value and indicates that P-OPTI

mode is active, the Vision System should function normally.

5. If a Vision System abnormality is displayed in the app,

connect to DJI Assistant 2 and recalibrate the Vision System.

After-Sales Information

Visit the following pages to learn more about after-sales service

policies, repair services and support:

After-sales Service Policies: http://www.dji.com/service/policy

Paid Repair Service: http://www.dji.com/service/repair

DJI Support: http://www.dji.com/support

If you have any questions about this document, please

contact DJI by sending a message to DocSupport@dji.com.

www.dji.com/support

DJI Support

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Servicio de asistencia de DJI

Service client DJI

Assistenza DJI

DJI-ondersteuning

Assistência da DJI

Техническая поддержка DJI

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