Replacing Damaged Rotor Blades; Maintenance And Cleaning - Reely DIY Bricked Drone Bedienungsanleitung

11. Replacing damaged rotor blades

• If the aircraft blade is damaged or deformed following an impact, you
must replace it with a new blade of the same type from the included
accessories pack (spare propeller).
• Your quadrocopter has four rotors, two of which turn clockwise and the
other two turn anti-clockwise. The blades must be positioned according
to the markings "A" and "B" as shown on the blades. When installing the
blades please follow the markings as shown in Fig. 11.
• If the blades are not installed in the correct position the quadrocopter
cannot fly normally.
• During blade installation hold the blade's cup and press down correctly
onto the motor shaft.
During replacement be careful with the blades. Do not deform the blades and do not install damaged or
deformed blades.

12. Maintenance and cleaning

• Clean the quadrocopter with a clean, soft cloth.
• Do not immerse the quadrocopter in water, or the electrical parts will damaged.
• Check the component parts of the quadrocopter regularly, such as rotor blades, the chassis, motors, etc. If any of
them is damaged or worn, please do not use it again until it has been repaired.
• Carry out a calibration fairly often.
• Depending on the quadrocopter model you have purchased, if it has gears, we recommend that you lubricate them
with a silicon-based lubricant fairly regularly. In this way you will extend the useful life of the gears.
• Check the quadrocopter's battery charge regularly. If you are not going to use the quadrocopter for a while, ensure
that the flight battery is charged. Never store the flight battery after it is discharged.
Important!
Only use genuine replacement components to replace damaged or worn parts.
The spare parts list can be found in the downloads section of our website (www.conrad.com).
You can also order the replacement part list by calling our customer service hotline. For contact details, please refer
to the "Introduction" section at the beginning of these instructions.
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