DJI Air 3 Original Gimbal Yaw Arm (Upper Bracket)

The Air 3 gimbal swings a wide camera and a 3x medium telephoto from a single yaw arm, the upper bracket that turns the whole camera head side to side. A crash that bends this arm usually shows up as gimbal overload errors or yaw rotation that catches or stops short.

This gimbal yaw arm is listed as an original part for the DJI Air 3, so we list it with original quality per the listing. It serves as the upper bracket of the gimbal structure.

When the Air 3 yaw arm needs replacing

• Gimbal overload errors after a crash.

• Restricted or uneven yaw rotation.

• A visibly bent or cracked upper bracket.

• A camera head that hangs off-center.

Before you strip the gimbal

Overload errors can also come from a blocked gimbal or a failing yaw motor, so check that nothing is jamming the movement first. The listing doesn't say whether the yaw motor is included; the price suggests the bracket alone, but check the photos.

Moving the cameras and cables to a new arm is detailed work. Photograph the cable routing, use ESD protection and keep both lenses covered. Calibrate the gimbal afterward and pan slowly in a test flight to confirm smooth yaw movement.