Mail in your DJI drone from anywhere in Australia, or drop it off at our Ballarat workshop. We repair crash damage, gimbal faults, arm damage, motor errors, connection issues and warning messages.
Most common DJI repairs fall around $350-450 after assessment, but final pricing depends on the model, parts required and damage found.
Popular DJI repairs
These are the most common enquiries we see from customers sending DJI drones in from around Australia.
Gimbal faults, broken arms, crash damage, startup errors, and Mini 3 / Mini 4 repairs.
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GMBLHelp for overload warnings, tilted horizon, camera shake, and visible gimbal damage.
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CRSHAssessment for impact damage, broken arms, shell damage, motor faults, and hidden issues.
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DIAGA practical starting point for warning messages, power faults, connection issues, and unclear problems.
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Recreational and commercial
We repair DJI drones used by recreational pilots and commercial operators, including real estate, agriculture, construction, inspection, and content creation work.
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A repair-photo structure is ready for real workshop photos as jobs are added. These categories match common DJI repair enquiries.
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Broken arm repair
DJI Mini and Air arm damage after branch strikes, hard landings, and side impacts.
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Gimbal repair
Gimbal overload warnings, crooked camera movement, limp gimbals, and damaged ribbon paths.
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Crash damage repair
Post-crash assessment for shell damage, hidden frame issues, motor faults, and camera damage.
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The Drone Doctor standard
The service is built around a simple repair model: tell us what happened, send the drone in, approve the quote, and get it back repaired and tested.
Drone Doctor focuses on DJI drones, including Mini, Air, Mavic, Avata, Inspire, Matrice, and other current models.
Customers can send a drone from anywhere in Australia, with workshop drop-off available in Ballarat during business hours.
We review the fault, confirm the likely repair path, and send clear next steps before repair work proceeds.
Mail-in
Australia-wide repair service
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Read articleSend the model, fault, and what happened. We will tell you the next step for mail-in repair or Ballarat workshop drop-off.
Send us the model and fault. We will tell you the next step before you spend money.