Taking care of the battery is not difficult. But if you don’t do it correctly, it is unlikely that the battery will last very long. Firstly, avoid using the battery if it shows signs of damage. The swelling sign is a definite indicator of a problem since it shows that the battery is leaking. It is not recommended to fly in very cold environments (i.e. air temperatures below minus 10 degrees and 5 degrees Celsius).

Only use the official charger of the drone company to charge your drone battery. Third-party charges have not been through the same amount of testing as an original charger so it could damage your drone battery.

Keep reading. I’ve laid out a step-by-step troubleshooting process below that will help you fix this issue as soon as possible. Let’s get started. 01. Faulty or broken charger If DJI go tells you to update the batteries firmware great if not connect your drone to DJI assistant and do a firmware refresh with every battery you own. 10. Factory reset your drone

Connect the battery to the charger, and the Battery Level LEDs in an array blink successively. The charging time for one battery is approximately 50 minutes. After the battery is fully charged, the four Battery Level LEDs are off. Detach the charger after charging is complete. End the flight as soon as possible if the Low Battery Level Warning appears when you are flying in low temperature environments. The battery will eventually come out of hibernation mode without you needing to do anything, it can take hours. Using a battery charging hub: When used with the DJI 30W USB-C charger, the battery charging hub can fully charge one battery in approximately 56 minutes and one Intelligent Flight Battery Plus in approximately 78 minutes.

DJI RC-N1: The battery can be fully charged in about 3 hours and 30 minutes by a charger with a maximum charging power of 10 W. Insert the battery to the aircraft, connect the provided DJI 65W Portable Charger to the USB-C port of the aircraft, and the Battery Level LEDs in an array blink successively. The charging time for one battery is approximately 1 hour and 36 minutes. After fully charged, the four Battery Level LEDs are off. Detach the charger after charging is complete. If the battery keeps flashing red after red, that means the charger isn’t providing power to the battery. Your battery may not be charging due to outdated software, a damaged battery, or a faulty charger, with perhaps bent pins. there are possible issues both software and hardware and it can be hard to ascertain which is causing it but here are some things that might be causing it- If the battery keeps flashing red after red, that means the charger is not working and there you have it