DJI Mavic Replacement Parts List
Browse parts associated with this family. Availability and compatibility vary by exact model. Use the links below to compare options, and double-check the fit before you order.
| Replacement Part | Price / Availability | Compatibility & Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mavic 2 low-noise propellers (pair) Part #: 8743 Low-Noise Propeller | Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 2 Zoom Models stated in source: Mavic 2 Pro; Mavic 2 Zoom. DJI lists model 8743; 8.7 × 4.3 in. Match the Mavic 2 quick-release hub and mounting marks. Not a Mavic 3 propeller. | |
| Mavic 2 Intelligent Flight Battery | Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 2 Zoom Models stated in source: Mavic 2 Pro; Mavic 2 Zoom. DJI specifies 3,850 mAh, 15.4 V, 59.29 Wh. These are electrical specifications, not an independently verified OEM part-number SKU. Not compatible with Mavic 3 or Mavic 4 Pro. | |
| Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery Part #: BWX260-5000-15.4 | Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Classic Models stated in source: Mavic 3; Mavic 3 Cine; Mavic 3 Classic; Mavic 3 Pro; Mavic 3 Pro Cine. DJI-published battery MODEL code (not necessarily a retailer SKU). 5,000 mAh, 15.4 V; DJI also lists Mavic 3 Enterprise series. Not for Mavic 2 or Mavic 4 Pro. | |
| Mavic 3 Series low-noise propellers (pair) | Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Classic Models stated in source: Mavic 3; Mavic 3 Cine; Mavic 3 Classic; Mavic 3 Pro; Mavic 3 Pro Cine. DJI lists 9.4 × 5.3 in (23.9 × 13.5 cm) diameter/pitch. DJI store confirms this shared Mavic 3-series fit; no product SKU asserted here. | |
| Mavic 4 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 4 Pro only. DJI specifies 6,654 mAh; model-specific battery, not the Mavic 3-series BWX260 battery. Verify the original DJI listing before purchase. | |
| Mavic 4 Pro propellers (pair) | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 4 Pro only. DJI specifies 10.5 × 5.8 in (26.7 × 14.7 cm), 11.8 g per propeller. These are NOT Mavic 3-series blades. | |
| Mavic 4 Pro Parallel Charging Hub | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 4 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery. Specific charging accessory; DJI lists up to 240 W when paired with suitable DJI adapter. Not a replacement for Mavic 3-series battery hubs. | |
| Mavic Pro / Pro Platinum flight battery | Mavic Pro Models stated in source: Mavic Pro; Mavic Pro Platinum—verify exact accessory revision. Original Mavic-generation battery family; do not assume compatibility with Mavic 2, 3 or 4. Exact current manufacturer SKU not verified for this guide. | |
| Mavic Pro / Pro Platinum propellers | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic Pro / Mavic Pro Platinum—verify the exact blade and hub. Check original DJI model/accessory documents. Do not substitute Mavic 2 8743 or Mavic 3 propellers based on appearance. | |
| Mavic 2 Pro camera/gimbal assembly | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 2 Pro only. The Pro has a 1-inch Hasselblad L1D-20c camera. Not interchangeable with Mavic 2 Zoom as a drop-in consumer replacement; ask DJI service for the exact assembly. | |
| Mavic 2 Zoom camera/gimbal assembly | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 2 Zoom only. The Zoom camera uses a 24–48 mm equivalent optical zoom. DJI says the camera/gimbal differs from the Mavic 2 Pro. Service and calibration recommended. | |
| Mavic 3 Classic camera/gimbal assembly | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: Mavic 3 Classic only. Single-camera configuration differs from the dual-camera Mavic 3 and triple-camera Mavic 3 Pro; confirm an exact service assembly through DJI. | |
| Mavic 3 Pro camera/gimbal assembly | Mavic 3 Pro Models stated in source: Mavic 3 Pro; Mavic 3 Pro Cine—confirm variant. Triple-camera module is not the Mavic 3 Classic camera module. Have DJI or a specialist confirm Cine and hardware revisions. | |
| Replacement arms / motors / ESCs | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: All generations: exact model and arm position required. Internal parts may differ even between left/right and front/rear positions; OEM service numbers not verified publicly. Do not order on appearance alone. | |
| Vision sensors and internal flex cables | Confirm exact model fit Models stated in source: All generations: model/revision-specific. After collision or water exposure, sensor calibration and internal electrical inspection may be needed; seek DJI service rather than speculative part swaps. |
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Common Parts to Inspect or Replace on DJI Mavic
Not sure which part needs attention? Start with these common trouble spots. Similar symptoms can have different causes, so check your drone and its warnings before replacing anything.
Propellers and attachment hubs
Symptoms: Nicks, cracks, bent blades, unusual vibration, or a blade that does not lock correctly
Model fit: Mavic 2: 8743 low-noise propellers; Mavic 3-series: DJI Mavic 3 Series low-noise propellers; Mavic 4 Pro: its own propellers
What to do: Replace damaged blades with the correct manufacturer-approved pair; inspect the hub and motor after impact.
Routine check / owner-replaceable if approvedIntelligent flight batteries
Symptoms: Swelling, cracked housing, abnormal charge behavior, temperature errors, or a sudden voltage drop
Model fit: Mavic 2: 3,850 mAh / 15.4 V; Mavic 3 series: BWX260-5000-15.4; Mavic 4 Pro: 6,654 mAh model-specific pack
What to do: Stop using compromised packs. Do not puncture, open or attempt cell-level battery repair.
Replace approved removable battery; do not repair cellsGimbal and camera assembly
Symptoms: Gimbal overloaded/stuck warning, camera tilted after crash, torn cover, persistent shake
Model fit: Mavic 2 Pro ≠ Mavic 2 Zoom camera; Mavic 3 Classic ≠ Mavic 3 Pro camera
What to do: Check whether the transport cover is removed and whether the gimbal is obstructed. Impact damage or repeated errors warrant service.
Professional diagnosis / calibrationFoldable arms, hinges and landing structure
Symptoms: Hairline cracks, loose hinges, uneven arm alignment, or contact with propellers
Model fit: Exact aircraft generation AND arm location matter; no generic Mavic arm set
What to do: Do not fly with a cracked load-bearing arm; internal wiring and motor positioning may also be affected.
Professional repair recommendedMotor and propeller mounts
Symptoms: Grinding, binding, foreign-object debris or abnormal vibration
Model fit: Motor, arm and mounting parts must match model/revision/position
What to do: With power off, visually inspect for damage; never test-spin damaged motors with props fitted.
Professional repair recommendedSensors, ribbon cables and internal electronics
Symptoms: Persistent vision, obstacle, compass or camera errors after impact
Model fit: Exact model/revision-specific; calibration may be required
What to do: Use app diagnostics and model-specific support guidance. Avoid opening sealed electronics without suitable expertise.
Professional diagnosis / calibrationHow to Check DJI Mavic Parts Compatibility
Identify the exact aircraft
Find the complete model name and hardware variant on the aircraft, in its app or in official documentation.
Match the manufacturer part number
Compare connector type, mounting version, revision, and part numbers. Visual similarity is not proof of compatibility.
Check warranty and seller terms
Confirm new/OEM/aftermarket status, support coverage, returns, and any calibration requirements.
Know when to seek service
Motors, gimbals, internal electronics and battery assemblies may be flight-critical or require specialist work.
Models in the DJI Mavic family
Mavic Pro, Mavic Pro Platinum, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 2 Zoom, Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Cine, Mavic 3 Classic, Mavic 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Pro Cine, Mavic 4 Pro
Mavic generation compatibility: what actually carries over
Mavic Pro / Platinum: do not transfer batteries or propellers from Mavic 2, 3 or 4 without DJI support.
Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom: DJI lists the Mavic 2 battery and 8743 low-noise propellers for the Mavic 2 series, but the Pro and Zoom camera/gimbal assemblies are different.
Mavic 3, 3 Cine, 3 Classic, 3 Pro and 3 Pro Cine: DJI lists the Mavic 3 Series 5,000 mAh battery model BWX260-5000-15.4 across these variants; DJI also lists common low-noise propellers. Camera assemblies still vary among the single-, dual- and triple-camera models.
Mavic 4 Pro: DJI lists a separate 6,654 mAh battery and 10.5 × 5.8 in propellers, expressly for Mavic 4 Pro; do not assume Mavic 3 accessories are interchangeable.
Read DJI model codes correctly
On official DJI accessory pages, “Model: 8743 Low-Noise Propeller” and “Model: BWX260-5000-15.4” identify manufacturer-described component models. They are not necessarily unique orderable OEM service SKUs. Where DJI does not disclose an unambiguous service part number for an internal motor, arm, board or gimbal, this guide does not guess one. Ask repair support to identify the correct aircraft serial and hardware revision.
Check older batteries before purchasing
A new-in-box Mavic Pro or Mavic 2 battery may still be old inventory. Confirm manufacturing/storage history and seller returns, and follow DJI battery handling instructions. Do not purchase swollen, punctured, wet or otherwise damaged lithium packs.
Where to Buy DJI Mavic Replacement Parts
Start with official manufacturer channels for approved accessories and repair options. For third-party sellers, verify model compatibility, item condition, return terms and seller reputation before ordering.
Battery model BWX260-5000-15.4; DJI lists Mavic 3 / Classic / Pro and Cine compatibility
Visit resource ↗Approved Mavic 3-series low-noise propellers and fit list
Visit resource ↗Manufacturer model 8743 and Mavic 2 series compatibility
Visit resource ↗3,850 mAh, 15.4 V, 59.29 Wh and Mavic 2 series fit
Visit resource ↗6,654 mAh battery; Mavic 4 Pro only
Visit resource ↗10.5 × 5.8 in model-specific propellers
Visit resource ↗Mavic 2 Pro / Zoom differences, gimbal and camera guidance
Visit resource ↗Model manuals, charging details and specifications
Visit resource ↗Mavic 3 Pro camera and battery specifications
Visit resource ↗Official DJI support and service
Visit resource ↗Links to retailers may be affiliate links. Product prices and warranty terms are determined by the seller.
Parts Diagrams & Official Manuals
Use your exact model’s manufacturer documentation for approved parts, safe handling and service instructions. Not every model has a publicly available exploded-parts diagram.
- DJI Mavic 3 Series flight battery (official) — Battery model BWX260-5000-15.4; DJI lists Mavic 3 / Classic / Pro and Cine compatibility
- DJI Mavic 3 Series low-noise propellers (official) — Approved Mavic 3-series low-noise propellers and fit list
- DJI Mavic 2 low-noise propellers (official) — Manufacturer model 8743 and Mavic 2 series compatibility
- DJI Mavic 2 flight battery (official) — 3,850 mAh, 15.4 V, 59.29 Wh and Mavic 2 series fit
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro battery (official) — 6,654 mAh battery; Mavic 4 Pro only
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro propellers (official) — 10.5 × 5.8 in model-specific propellers
- DJI Mavic 2 support and FAQ — Mavic 2 Pro / Zoom differences, gimbal and camera guidance
- DJI Mavic 3 manual and downloads — Model manuals, charging details and specifications
- DJI Mavic 3 Pro specifications — Mavic 3 Pro camera and battery specifications
- DJI Support and repair requests — Official DJI support and service
Tools, Handling & Preventing Damage
Inspect before each flight
Check propellers, battery condition, structural arms, connectors and abnormal vibrations.
Protect the camera and airframe
Use appropriate transport covers and cases, and avoid dust or moisture outside the aircraft's specifications.
Use approved batteries
Follow manufacturer charging and storage guidance. Do not dismantle, puncture or attempt cell-level lithium battery repair.
Use the right service channel
Do not attempt complex or flight-critical repairs without suitable expertise and model-specific procedures.
After a crash: safe inspection sequence
Switch off the aircraft and controller. If the battery is swollen, punctured, hot or damaged, stop handling/charging it and follow appropriate local battery-safety guidance. Check propeller blades and mounts, foldable arms and hinges, gimbal movement and camera cover, and sensor windows. Any structural crack, motor grinding or persistent warning should be resolved before flight by a qualified provider.
What owners can reasonably replace
DJI-approved detachable propellers and removable flight batteries are common owner-replaceable items when the manufacturer supplies instructions for the exact aircraft. Internal arms, motors, flight controllers, gimbal assemblies and ribbon cables can involve soldering, seals or calibration; have those assessed by DJI service or a qualified repairer.
How to reduce repeat damage
Use the correct transport cover, avoid putting pressure on the gimbal, inspect blades before flight, and store/charge battery packs within DJI guidance. Recheck the aircraft after hard landings even if it appears to hover normally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Pro and Mavic 3 Classic use the same flight battery?
Yes for the DJI Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery model BWX260-5000-15.4: DJI lists Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Cine, Mavic 3 Classic, Mavic 3 Pro and Pro Cine as compatible. The Mavic 4 Pro uses a different, model-specific battery.
Can I fit Mavic 3 propellers on a Mavic 2 Pro?
No. DJI lists the 8743 low-noise propellers for the Mavic 2 series, while the Mavic 3 Series propellers are a different 9.4 × 5.3 in design. Use the accessory approved for your exact aircraft.
What is the exact Mavic 2 propeller model number?
The manufacturer identifies its Mavic 2 Low-Noise Propeller as model 8743. That is a propeller model designation, not proof that any aftermarket listing using 8743 is genuine.
Is BWX260-5000-15.4 a DJI part number?
DJI labels BWX260-5000-15.4 as the battery model on its official Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery listing. It is a model identifier; do not assume it is the same as a store SKU or an internal service part number.
Can I swap a Mavic 2 Zoom camera with a Mavic 2 Pro camera?
Do not treat them as plug-and-play replacements. DJI describes different camera assemblies and sensors; calibration and service procedures may be required. Ask DJI repair support for options.
What should I replace first after a Mavic crash?
Do not power on or fly a drone with a swollen or damaged battery, cracked load-bearing arm, visibly damaged motor or obstructed gimbal. Isolate the battery safely, inspect for damage, and request professional assessment for structural, power or camera issues.
Are replacement battery prices shown here?
No. This guide avoids stale price claims; follow the linked manufacturer product pages for pricing, stock and applicable regions. Check battery age and condition, especially when considering older Mavic 2 or Mavic Pro stock.
Does DJI publish exact part numbers for every arm, motor and gimbal?
Not necessarily on consumer accessory pages. Where an OEM service part number could not be corroborated, the table deliberately leaves it unspecified. Provide the exact aircraft variant and serial information to DJI or an authorized repair provider.
Before You Order DJI Mavic Parts
Before ordering, identify the full aircraft name (such as Mavic 2 Zoom, Mavic 3 Classic or Mavic 4 Pro), check the accessory's stated DJI compatibility, and inspect the condition of the existing part. DJI-published battery and propeller model identifiers are provided below where available; a specification or capacity is not an OEM service-part SKU. For motors, arm assemblies, sensors and gimbals, obtain the exact model-and-revision-specific service part through DJI or an experienced repair provider. Do not test-fly after impact damage until the aircraft has been assessed.