I had so much trouble with this part and got it put together but I still get the overload message

@@marshalllove It sounds like something might not be plugged in all the way or perhaps a faulty flex cable.

Thank you for the kind comment. my main goal in my videos is to help the viewer understand the process I’m showing. As someone relatively inexperienced with taking electronic components apart, I was confused for a bit too. I make these videos to fill that knowledge gap and help average consumers find success. Thanks again for the comment, It means so much!

Glad to help!

That’s the goal! I was so confused when I first did it I decided to help others out and simplify the process. Thanks for the sub!

You are welcome!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad my video helped! Yeah I agree. I’ve done about 5 of these repairs, with aftermarket ribbons. They can be hit or miss, but i’ve been pretty lucky to have each one work every time for me. for 10$, it’s hard to beat! Thanks for Watching!

CustomRCMods hi, maybe you can share the link to where you’re buying them from so that we can buy from them as well.

The link for the ribbon cable I purchased is in the description.

CustomRCMods thanks

Joey Villa Hmmm. It could be your cables, gimbal, or gimbal control board. This is a very delicate job so even the smallest mistake can throw it off. I would triple check for any tears in the ribbon, or broken wires in the video cable. Then look at the pins on each of the gimbal motors. those are easily damaged when popping off connection pads. If it’s not any of those, It may be your gimbal board. inspect it and smell for a burnt smell, or look for fried components. It could still be damaged even if those signs aren’t present however those signs are common. Also, check your power connection between the board and the drone (that powers the camera and gimbal). Hope that helps. Let me know. If it’s none of that you may want to go get it looked at by the pros. Thanks for watching!

Same here. Original problem was "gimbal overload" and now I have error with the front sensors, error with video feed as well as gimbal overload. I can still see the video feed but it looks terribly washed out and there is no gimbal movement

It is a very delicate repair, I would go back over your work and see if any of the pad connectors came undone. Other than that it is pretty hard to tell.

@@CustomFPV I have flown it now, first time after 2 minutes of flight gave me gimbal error message, restarted it and flown all 3 batteries to 10% without any issues, even used sport mode to rape the gimbal, works fine. I have noticed that if aircraft is upside down, and you move the gimbal it rubs of the small holder for the vibration plate (turned off of course), don't know if it should rub on it.

Sanel Libic That is good news. Hopefully it keeps working. at the end of the day it is a diy repair to get you out of spending hundreds shipping it back to dji. In terms of the rubbing... not sure what’s up with that. Thankfully the drone doesn’t fly upside down!

Matt West Unclear remark, yeah I talk fast (you can slow it down if you have to), I’m also trying to simplify the process and not give more info than needed. this is everything you need to perform the repair. ask me any questions you may have.

...pause button?

exactly, there is also speed settings in the lower right if that’s your style. thanks