DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Gimbal Roll/Pitch Motor

The roll and pitch axes keep the Mavic 2 Enterprise camera level and aimed. When the motor serving them is damaged, the camera may tilt, twitch or stop responding to pitch control, which is a real problem on inspection flights.

This gimbal roll/pitch motor is listed for the DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise. The listing names no maker, so it's sold as aftermarket.

When the Enterprise roll/pitch motor needs replacing

• A stuck, noisy or non-responsive gimbal motor.

• A tilted horizon or camera that won't pitch.

• Motor overload warnings after a crash.

• Grinding or roughness when the gimbal moves.

Which Enterprise model?

The listing says Mavic 2 Enterprise without naming the Dual or Advanced version, and the title doesn't make clear whether one motor serves both axes or the part is a pair. Compare the photos with your gimbal before ordering.

Gimbal motors are delicate, so photograph the wiring and keep the camera covered while you work. After fitting, calibrate the gimbal on a level surface and test pitch control through its whole range before the drone goes back into service.