Replacing blades on the Autel Enterprise series

How to replace the set if damaged.

Drone Prop Replacement Procedure

Objective

This SOP outlines the steps for safely removing and replacing the propellers on the 6K drone.

Key Steps

Step 1: Identify Damaged Propeller 0:06

• Inspect the drone for any damaged propellers.

• Confirm that the drone model is the 6K, as the propeller attachment method is consistent across similar models.

Step 2: Locate Lock/Unlock Symbol 0:22

• Find the lock/unlock symbol on the propeller attachment.

• This symbol indicates the direction to twist for removal.

Step 3: Prepare for Removal 0:31

• Position your phone or camera for visibility if needed.

• Ensure you have a clear workspace.

Step 4: Remove the Propeller 0:51

• Push down on the propeller to engage the spring mechanism.

• Twist the propeller counterclockwise to unlock it.

• Pull the propeller upwards to remove it.

Step 5: Inspect for Damage 1:08

• Check the edges of the propeller for chipping or damage.

• Note that damage can occur from landing on uneven surfaces.

Step 6: Prepare New Propeller 1:17

• Retrieve a new propeller from the set (ensure you have two sets: clockwise and counterclockwise).

Cautionary Notes

• Always inspect propellers for damage before each flight.

• Avoid landing on uneven or gravel surfaces to prevent propeller damage.

Tips for Efficiency

• Keep a spare set of propellers on hand for quick replacements.

• Regularly check and maintain the drone to minimize propeller wear.

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