Protocol Slipstream Wifi Propeller Guards Replacement Repair Guide

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                          3 - 4 minutes

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Propeller
2 steps
Propeller Guards
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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Propeller

Remove the 4.5 mm Philips #00 screw that holds the propeller in place.

Remove the 4.5 mm Philips #00 screw that holds the propeller in place.

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Step 2

Lift the propeller off the device
Note: When sliding on the new propeller, make sure to align the groove on the propeller with the shaft of the gear. If aligned correctly the propeller should slide on smoothly.
There are two different propellers that go on the device. Each propeller has a 3 or 4 written on it. Be sure to replace the propeller with a new propeller with the matching number.

Lift the propeller off the device

Note: When sliding on the new propeller, make sure to align the groove on the propeller with the shaft of the gear. If aligned correctly the propeller should slide on smoothly.

There are two different propellers that go on the device. Each propeller has a 3 or 4 written on it. Be sure to replace the propeller with a new propeller with the matching number.

Step 3

              Propeller Guards

There are 3 points where the propeller guard attaches to the device.
Place one finger on the body (black object) of the device and one finger under the propeller guard (silver object) and gently but firmly push the propeller guard up until it disconnects from the body at the 3 points circled in red.
There are two propeller guards on the device. One for each set of propellers. Each propeller guard has two locations that you have these 3 tabs to remove until you can replace it.

There are 3 points where the propeller guard attaches to the device.

Place one finger on the body (black object) of the device and one finger under the propeller guard (silver object) and gently but firmly push the propeller guard up until it disconnects from the body at the 3 points circled in red.

There are two propeller guards on the device. One for each set of propellers. Each propeller guard has two locations that you have these 3 tabs to remove until you can replace it.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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