Dji E800 User Manual

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DJI E800

Multirotor Propulsion System

Clockwise Motor Counter- clockwise Motor

CW CCW

Propeller Mount

Securing Spring

2) Align the gap A inside the propeller nut with a n B on the Propeller Mount.

3) Press the propeller down onto the mount rmly and, while holding the propeller pressed down,

rotate the propeller in the lock direction

until you feel it secure in place.

4) To remove the propeller, press the propeller down rmly and, while holding the propeller pressed

down, rotate the propeller in the unlock direction

until it can be removed easily.

Active braking function is enabled by default, and is for use with the standard quick-

release propellers. Using this function with self-tightening propellers may cause the

propellers to y off or other ight problems.

Be sure to press the propellers down rmly until they are all the way down before rotating

to attach or detach them from the motors. Otherwise the propeller or propeller mounts

may be damaged.

When attaching a new propeller for the rst time, it may not secure in place properly after

rotating, because the hole on the propeller nut is blocked. In this case, pull the propeller

up to help lock it in position. Then hold the motor in place and try to rotate the propeller.

If it can’t be loosened without pressing down, it is locked in place.

When storing for an extended period, remove the quick-release propellers to prevent

undue wear on the spring locks.

Active braking:

The motor will provide reverse torque actively to slow down the propeller,

and the rotational energy will be recovered.

Lock: Tighten the propeller by rotating it in this direction.

Unlock: Remove the propeller by rotating it in this direction.

screw and a CW mark on the propeller mount. The propellers without the CW mark should be mounted to

counter-clockwise motors, which have a silver propeller screw and a CCW mark on the propeller mount.

Attaching the

propeller

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Dji E800 Multirotor Propulsion System