I want to warn everyone the mini series drones do not have built in fans DJI does not disclaim or warn users to keep fan pointed at drone when it is turned on and idle or during firmware updates, if the drone is idle for more than 5 minutes the 5.8ghz module inside can melt or become permanently damaged there is no solution other than to replace the whole drone or send to dji for repair. You cannot just change motherboard as gimbal is also serialed and tied to mainboard, if this issue happens only solution is to connect drone to 2.4ghz manually every time you want to fly or send to dji for repair/replacement Thats it, DJI gives no warnings that the chip can melt or overheat or to use a fan causing permanent damage to drone.
Repairing professionals know how to do their job well. They changed the motherboard and did something using their laptop and everything is working perfectly fine. They even removed the 15m height restriction for Dji mini 2
App version is not releated to this issue. If it is software issue - drone has to be upgraded If it is hardware issue - drone mainboard has to be replaced In my opinion it is hardware issue, DJI replaced my drone for new, now it works fine.
@@droneeyeview6525 So, how are you flying it now, are you using the 2.4ghz channel manually, Is it working fine without 5.8ghz? Tell me everything you know about this😂
@@RussellRodent Nope they didn't say. I found that problem is caused by Qorvo QPF4550 module. After replacement process, while updating my drone i'm using additional fan ;-) in order to cooling that.
I only brought my drone in Nov 2023, and after firmware update in March 24 , the 5.8 stopped working. Im hoping drone in covered by the warranty. @@MariuszPurwin
I want to warn everyone the mini series drones do not have built in fans DJI does not disclaim or warn users to keep fan pointed at drone when it is turned on and idle or during firmware updates, if the drone is idle for more than 5 minutes the 5.8ghz module inside can melt or become permanently damaged there is no solution other than to replace the whole drone or send to dji for repair.
You cannot just change motherboard as gimbal is also serialed and tied to mainboard, if this issue happens only solution is to connect drone to 2.4ghz manually every time you want to fly or send to dji for repair/replacement
Thats it, DJI gives no warnings that the chip can melt or overheat or to use a fan causing permanent damage to drone.
Problem solved ✅, The problem is in drone motherboard, It will cost you 12-14k INR for new motherboard in India.
@Limbreak you can't just replace the motherboard the gimbal and camera are serial tied to the motherboard
Repairing professionals know how to do their job well. They changed the motherboard and did something using their laptop and everything is working perfectly fine. They even removed the 15m height restriction for Dji mini 2
Same with my issue...but my 5.8ghz after fly 10-30 meter signal lost....2.4ghz work fine
But does it face any issues while flying it on 2.4ghz? Such as loosing signal constantly etc?
Problem solved ✅, The problem is in drone motherboard, It will cost you 12-14k INR for new motherboard in India.
Do you get the replacement unit from DJI when the drone still under warranty ?
Yes and yes. Warranty works in that way.
New update have sir 1.9.5👍
App version is not releated to this issue.
If it is software issue - drone has to be upgraded
If it is hardware issue - drone mainboard has to be replaced
In my opinion it is hardware issue, DJI replaced my drone for new, now it works fine.
@@MariuszPurwin but before firmware update it was working fine. issue occured after updating firmware.
@@divyaprakashdixit it looks that mainboard becomes too hot while updating process and this causes the chip to burn out. These are my guesses.
@@MariuszPurwin which chip? Its working fine in 2.4ghz mode no issue
@@divyaprakashdixit i have no idea, i didn't see mainboard schematic, so it could be a chip for 5.8 ghz or part of dualchannel chip
I have same issue but i am in india .there was no any dji service center in india
😢😢😢
In Poland we don't have DJI service too. You have contact to DJI support and they will provide you the nearest service center.
Same problem bro😢, Did your drone get fixed??
@@Limbreak no
@@droneeyeview6525 So, how are you flying it now, are you using the 2.4ghz channel manually, Is it working fine without 5.8ghz?
Tell me everything you know about this😂
How to dji service get
Bonjour à toi, j’ai le même problème sur mon mini 2 !
c’est-à-dire coupure en 5.8.
Est-ce que tu as trouvé une solution de ton côté ? Merci à toi
Nope, only DJI service could help..
Hi Mariusz, how much did DJI charge you to fix the issue? Did you pay for postage also?
It was fixed under warranty.
The remote or Drone Board is having an Issue ?
Don't you just hate silent videos?
same issue huhuhu
I have same issue
DJI Service replaced my drone and RC N1. It works fine now.
@@MariuszPurwin Did DJI say what caused the issue? Or did they just fix/replace the drone? Also did it fail after a firmware update?
@@RussellRodent Nope they didn't say. I found that problem is caused by Qorvo QPF4550 module. After replacement process, while updating my drone i'm using additional fan ;-) in order to cooling that.
I only brought my drone in Nov 2023, and after firmware update in March 24 , the 5.8 stopped working. Im hoping drone in covered by the warranty. @@MariuszPurwin
@@RussellRodentit should be covered for 1 year, so until Nov 2024.