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    Quadcopter Motor Repair Service in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY

    Drones are becoming increasingly popular. From nosy spying on neighbors to legitimate building inspections, rescue operations, and product delivery services, people are coming up with some amazing ways to rely on these remote-controlled flying machines.

    When that reliability goes AWOL, the first assumption is that there’s something wrong with the drone motor. That assumption might be correct, but the smartest and most efficient way to make sure is to take your drone to an expert who can tell you exactly what the problem is.

    Your smartest move now? Bring your broken drone to us for a free analysis. We’ll tell you exactly what’s wrong, how we can fix it, how long it will take, and what it will cost. 

    If you’re not interested in the repair, there’s no obligation whatsoever. If you are interested in a repair, congratulations! You just made one of your best decisions.

    How iFix Bay Ridge Works
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    Free Diagnostic
    Bring your device in and get an estimate. No obligations!
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    Easy Approval
    We'll call, email, or text you to approve the repair details. No deposit as long as we have your device at our shop
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    Repair
    Most of the repairs can be done the same or the next day. If specific parts are required, overnight shipping is available
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    Warranty
    We provide a 30-day warranty on our labor and part malfunction. Physical Damage is not covered.

    Quadcopter motor repair

    Quadcopter motors can fail due to drops, dirt, or wear and tear. Symptoms of a bad motor include no rotation, reduced rotation speed, strange noises, and overheating. If you notice any of this, bring it to us, because quadcopter motor repair can be tricky, so it’s best to consult a professional.

    What to Do Right Away

    First things first. To prevent further damage, immediately stop using the drone. Then take a look and see if you can identify the cause of the problem. You can try to fix the drone yourself, but it’s not recommended because drones have so many parts that rely on each other to function properly. 

    Lastly, don’t forget to take pictures with your cell phone—it’s always a smart way to document damage. 

    Call in a Pro for Drone Motor Repair

    How to Repair Your Drone Motor? Check the article to learn

    Our techs are drone repair experts and can fix any drone model, from original models to the latest feature-rich editions. And they’ve done it repeatedly, with the skills and expertise needed to tackle any repair.

    Whether your drone motor is overheating, making weird sounds, or simply won’t turn on, we’ll know exactly how to help.

    Trust Us with Drone Motor Repair

    Your best option for getting your drone motor fixed is to take it to a reliable repair shop. iFix Bay Ridge is known in the industry for our honesty. We’re proud of that. We want to make sure you’ve got all the information you need before you decide about your drone motor repair options.

    We start by using precision tools to analyze the problem (for free!). And if you agree, we’ll proceed to the next step which is to repair the motor and give you back a fully functional drone. 

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    Price list
    RepairPriceWarranty
    Drone Motor Repairfrom $140days 30
    FAQ
    What happens when a drone motor fails?

    Here are some telltale signs that your drone motor needs repairing or replacing:

    • No spinning
    • Odd sounds
    • Overheating
    • Abnormal flight patterns
    • Damage to external casing
    • Leakage

    If you see any of these signs, get the motor checked by a qualified repair technician right away.

    What is the best type of drone motor?

    In general, brushed motors are best for smaller drones, and brushless motors are best for large drones.

    How long do brushless motors last?

    Mostly due to the fact that brushless drone motors don’t have any brushes that wear, the average life expectancy is tens of thousands of hours of flying time. The life expectancy of your specific motor will depend on the quality of the motor that you purchase.

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