Ignis Operations Manual (DJI M600 Variant)
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not emergency release properly when triggered, allowing an in-flight fire to propagate to the
rest of the drone.
Depending on the operating conditions, the Dropper may occasionally need to be partially
disassembled to get completely clean. We recommend not doing this procedure in the field
but rather as part of a regularly scheduled maintenance in a controlled environment where
it is less likely small parts could be lost.
Using the 2.5mm driver included with IGNIS 2, remove the 4 socket head cap screws on
top of the Dropper shown in Figure 114. The top of the dropper and the slipper block can
both be removed and cleaned individually. A solution of hydrogen peroxide and vinegar will
remove staining from potassium permanganate and compressed air can help clean out small
crevices and corners. After cleaning is complete, a drop of dry lubricant on each bearing on
the slipper block will prevent corrosion.
Figure 114: Remove four socket head cap screws with 2.5mm driver to disassemble and clean
dropper.
To reassemble the dropper, slide the slipper block into the bearing tracks with the magnets
facing up, then install the top plate with the small end of the teardrop shaped slots towards
the magnets as shown in Figure 115. Finally, use a small amount of medium strength thread
lock on each socket head cap screw and secure the Dropper top plate in place.
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