DJI’s warranties only protect users against craftsmanship errors, not user errors like charging with a third-party battery. If your drone incurs damage, you’d have to pay for the replacement yourself. Here’s how it’s done. Put the Intelligent Flight Battery into the Mini 2 SE, turn on the drone, and allow the battery some time to discharge. DJI designs each drone in its product line to work with specific accessories, batteries among them. In some cases, batteries work with more than one drone, as is the case with the DJI Mini 2 and Mini 2 SE.

The Phantom 4 flies for only 28 consecutive minutes, the Mavic Pro for 27 minutes, and the Inspire 2 for 27 minutes. The Phantom 3 Standard has an average flight time of 25 minutes and the Phantom 3 Pro flies for upwards of 23 minutes. None can match the Mini 2! How to Know When It’s Time to Charge a DJI Mini 2 Battery Note: The remaining part of this article will walk you through the auto-discharge function of DJI's intelligent flight batteries. By saying Battery Auto-Discharging, we mean that the battery will discharge itself to a preset battery level within a specified time. Take DJI Mavic 3 Intelligent Flight Battery as an example, the battery automatically discharges to 96% of the battery level when it is idle for three days, and automatically discharges to 60% of the battery level when it is idle for nine days. To learn more about the auto-discharging function of DJI’s intelligent flight batteries, refer to the following article. If only the fourth LED light blinks three times a second, the Intelligent Flight Battery is charging at an excessively high temperature.

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If your third LED light blinks two times a second, that’s indicative of high battery voltage. You’re likely overcharging the battery, so begin discharging the battery to one percent before charging.

Send an Online Repair Request to DJI and mail them your Intelligent Flight Battery. Short-circuiting DJI recommends sending the battery to them if you’re seeing the LED blinking pattern indicating a short-circuit error.The first three LED lights are on but the fourth one is not – the battery is between 63 and 75 percent Once you exceed or drop below ambient temperatures, the battery charging behavior can become erratic. Fortunately, since the Mini 2 SE Intelligent Flight Battery is so, well, intelligent, you can tell what’s wrong with it judging by which of the four LED lights blink and their pattern.

I have some questions, probably is better to create a separate post -->but I Have no permissions , probably becase I'm a new user. If only the second LED light blinks two times a second, the Intelligent Flight Battery has detected an overcurrent issue. Battery Cell Status shows the current number of cells and whether these cells are in a good state. The battery icons on the app change into different colors, from green to yellow and then red, according to the current battery level. If no error messages are prompted on the app, the battery can be used normally. Whether you’ll incur charges for the repairs and replacements depends on whether you have an active DJI warranty or the DJI Care Refresh service. The first LED light is on, the second light is flashing, and the third and fourth light is off – the battery is between 25 and 38 percentStep 6: If you charged your Intelligent Flight Battery in the DJI Battery Charging Hub, remove it from the Charging Hub and insert the battery into the Mini 2 SE.