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DJI Mavic 3 / 3 Pro Front Upper Fisheye Sensor Module
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DJI · SKU DJ13055 · Fits 1 model
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Shipping weight 0.2 kg
Match the model number printed on the device (Settings → About, or on the back) before ordering.
A Mavic 3 Pro can come through a tip-over on landing with no visible damage, yet every clip afterward leans slightly to one side. When calibration doesn't help, check for a bent lower bracket on the roll arm before buying a roll motor, which costs far more than this part.
This gimbal roll arm lower bracket is listed for the DJI Mavic 3 Pro. It's an aftermarket part, as no maker is named.
A tilted horizon that calibration can't correct.
A visibly bent or cracked bracket.
Roll motor strain or errors after an impact.
Compare the old bracket with the new one; even slight bends show up side by side. Transfer the roll motor carefully and protect the flex cables that run along the arm.
Calibrate the gimbal on a level surface afterward and record footage from all three cameras to check the horizon. Replacing a bent bracket is often all a leaning Mavic 3 Pro needs.
| Compatible devices | DJI Mavic 3 Pro |
|---|---|
| Part type | Gimbal roll arm lower bracket |
| Quality | Aftermarket (DJI origin not stated) |
The listing doesn't state DJI origin, so we sell it as an aftermarket bracket.
No. It's the bracket only.
Yes. It's a common cause after a crash.

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