DJI drone repair in Amsterdam: Mavic, Air, Mini, Avata, Neo
A crash, a gimbal error or a battery that gives up early: what usually breaks on a DJI drone, and what can be repaired before you buy a new one.
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A crashed DJI drone is usually mechanical: a motor, an arm, the gimbal the camera hangs in. Blue Apple in Amsterdam repairs Mini, Air, Mavic, Avata, Neo, Flip and FPV at a fixed price, with a free diagnosis before you decide.
What breaks in a crash is rarely the whole aircraft. Arms, motors, landing gear and the gimbal are replaceable. A drone that drifts or will not hold position is a GPS or compass module. One that powers up but will not arm is usually the flight controller. The free diagnosis tells you which of those yours is, and whether the repair is worth it against a replacement.
These are the most requested DJI repairs at our workshop in Amsterdam, showing the lowest price across the range and the average time the repair takes in house. A free diagnosis comes first; you hear the price before we start.
| Repair | From | Average time | Models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleaning | € 69,00 | 45 min | 24 |
| Logic board | € 69,00 | 1440 min | 24 |
| Diagnosis | Free | 15 min | 24 |
| Water damage | € 99,00 | 1440 min | 24 |
| Back cover / housing | € 89,00 | 60 min | 24 |
| Charging port | € 79,00 | 45 min | 24 |
| Blue Apple battery | € 69,00 | 30 min | 24 |
| Gimbal / camera unit | € 69,00 | 90 min | 24 |
Prices vary by model — pick your device above for the exact price. All repairs include VAT and warranty.
What we see on the workbench, explained without the jargon.
Often yes, because what breaks is mostly mechanical. Arms, motors, propellers, landing gear and the gimbal can be replaced. What decides it is whether the central board and the shell survived, which is what the free diagnosis looks at.
That is the gimbal rather than the camera. The gimbal is the most exposed part of the aircraft, and on most models the assembly and its ribbon can be replaced without touching the rest of the drone.
Yes. Each aircraft has its own model page with the repairs that actually apply to it, including Neo, Flip and FPV.