The same happened to mine. Looks and acts just like yours. I finally figured it out. The damaged leg on mine was bent. I discovered it by comparing it with the other three motor legs. I believe in your video your leg is bent also. When holding the machine level the motors should be perpendicular 90 degrees and mine was not and I believe I noticed the same looking at yours. I simply grabbed hold of the plastic leg holding that motor and twisted it until it looked straight. Went out and flew it and now it flies again.
I had this problem. I took everything apart, cleaned it with rubbing alcohol, resolder some loose wires, and replace all of the gears. After that, it worked!
no, The cog has come disembarked from the motor shaft. Take the leg off the one that is running wierd then remove the cover that has the motor in it. pull the cog off and put some superglue or nail glue (if you have a wife) on the shaft then put the cog back on. Prob solved....
this is my problem now too,, unbalance,, i replaced the motor,, the gear,, still the same,, garbage thing,, i paid more for this, and for me a beginner it look like a bad nightmare for me,it better the i bought from best buy a protocol dronium,, what a waste money for helimax,, don't buy it
The same happened to mine. Looks and acts just like yours. I finally figured it out. The damaged leg on mine was bent. I discovered it by comparing it with the other three motor legs. I believe in your video your leg is bent also. When holding the machine level the motors should be perpendicular 90 degrees and mine was not and I believe I noticed the same looking at yours. I simply grabbed hold of the plastic leg holding that motor and twisted it until it looked straight. Went out and flew it and now it flies again.
I had this problem. I took everything apart, cleaned it with rubbing alcohol, resolder some loose wires, and replace all of the gears. After that, it worked!
I'm having the same problem I think that the light panel and motor need to be replaced, you can get them for $10 - 20 .
Put a new set of props on. One of the back ones looked damaged.
Seems one motor is malfunctional
I have one too and just fixed mine.
no, The cog has come disembarked from the motor shaft. Take the leg off the one that is running wierd then remove the cover that has the motor in it. pull the cog off and put some superglue or nail glue (if you have a wife) on the shaft then put the cog back on. Prob solved....
this is my problem now too,, unbalance,, i replaced the motor,, the gear,, still the same,, garbage thing,, i paid more for this, and for me a beginner it look like a bad nightmare for me,it better the i bought from best buy a protocol dronium,, what a waste money for helimax,, don't buy it
Just replace that arm for like 10 bucks