Arm Lock Sensor Diagnose & Replacement

If you have the arm locked are are still getting and "Arm Not Securely Fastened" error, it is more than likely an issue with the in-position signal cable.

Diagnosing the Issue:
- Turn on the drone and identify the specific arm lock that is causing the error.
- Check if the arm lock sensor is securely fastened and plugged in.
- Troubleshoot by replacing the arm lock sensor with a new one to confirm the issue.
Replacing the Arm Lock Sensor:
- Power off the drone.
- Unplug the faulty arm lock sensor.
- Remove the screw on the arm to access the sensor bracket.
- Slide out the bracket by loosening the arm if necessary.
- Cut the sheathing of the cable to remove the old sensor.
- Install the new arm lock sensor by routing it through the bracket and ensuring it clicks into place.
- Secure the bracket back into the arm and reattach the screw.
Securing the New Sensor:
- Optionally, use electrical tape to secure the new sensor's cable along with the wiring harness to prevent it from getting pinched.
- Ensure the cable is wrapped tightly and close to the arm to avoid damage.

Handle the arm lock sensor and its cable carefully to avoid damage during replacement.
Ensure the new sensor is securely installed to prevent future errors.
Avoid pulling on the cables excessively to prevent damage.

Keep the new sensor cable aligned with other wires for a neat installation.
Use electrical tape to secure the new sensor's cable to prevent it from getting caught or damaged.
Reach out to Agri Spray Drones Tech Support for any additional assistance or questions.

Compatible drones: T40, T20P