dji MATRICE 600 Maintenance Manual

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MATRICE 600

Maintenance Manual

V1.0

2016.06

To ensure optimal performance and flight safety for your aircraft, comprehensive maintenance is recommended

every 50 flights or after flying for over 20 hours. This manual is intended to help users maintain their aircraft for

maximum reliability.

Checking the Battery

1. Ensure that your firmware and DJI GO app are up-

to-date. Launch DJI GO app to confirm that all the

battery cells are fully charged to the same voltage

level. If all the cells are above 3.7 V but one cell differs

by 0.2 V or more, contact DJI

also check the battery warning history. If any warning

is reported, contact DJI.

2. Check the electrodes in the battery compartment.

Return-to-factory service will be required if they appear

severely burnt.

3. Check the battery compartment's plastic components

to ensure that they are in good condition and that all

screws are secure. This prevents the battery from

becoming loose during flight.

4. Check the contact pins in the battery compartment

to ensure that they are clear. They should be able to

establish easy contact with the battery and should not

be bent.

5. Check the battery for damage and deformities. If there

are any signs of severe damage to the battery, stop

using it and discharge the battery to 10% or below

for disposal. Do not disassemble the battery for any

reason.

6. Check the battery's gold fingers besides the battery

port and rub them clean with an eraser if any residue

is observed. This will help to ensure a more reliable

connection.

7. Check the battery port's metal connectors for damage.

Replace the battery immediately if the connectors

appear severely burnt.

8. For long term storage, refer to the Intelligent Flight

Battery Safety Guidelines and check the battery once

a month to avoid damage to the battery.

II.

Checking the Center Frame

1. Check the upper and lower plates of the center frame

for cracks and damage. If wear exists, but you're not

sure whether it is safe to fly, contact DJI Support for

help.

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2. Check the red knob for wear, e.g. if the frame arm is

loose after the knob is locked. If it is, replace the knob

with a spare knob that comes with the MATRICE

3. Turn on the aircraft and listen for any abnormal noise

or vibration from the cooling fan located on the upper

cover of the aircraft. If a loud noise is detected,

replace the fan.

4. Check the damper on the flight controller for wear and

severe deformities.

5. Check all the cable connections on the flight controller

and Lightbridge 2 Air System.

6. Check the square head screws on the power cables of

the frame arm at the bottom of the center frame. Use

the square socket wrench that comes with the Matrice

600 to tighten the screws if loose.

7. Check the screws connected to the expansion mounting

kit and center frame. Apply medium strength threadlocker

and then tighten the screws if loose.

8. Check the screws connected to the retractable

modules and center frame. Apply medium strength

threadlocker and then tighten the screws if loose.

III. Checking the Foldable Frame Arms

1. Check if the frame arm can move freely, e.g. if the

frame arm is loose after the knob is locked. If it is, but

the knob is in good condition, tighten the screw at the

connection point.

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