DJI Mini 3 Pro Gimbal Shock Absorber Replacement Set

Three arms that soak up the shake

• Three arms that absorb the shake

  Three flexible arms radiate from a central ring and sit between the drone body and the gimbal. That flex is the whole job of the part. When the arms are intact, the gimbal floats on them and the footage stays level. When they crack or flatten, the jitter comes straight through into the frame.

• Clips that stay put

  Two clip-on retainer caps snap onto the ends of the gimbal pan and tilt arms. They keep the gimbal seated once the dampers are in. Align each clip with its arm end and press until it locks, and the gimbal stays where it belongs in flight.

The set at a glance

• 2 pcsitems in the set
• 3 armsflexible shock-absorbing arms
• 4 holesmount screw holes around the center

Replace the dampers in a few steps

1. 1
   Power off and disconnect

   Switch the drone off and unplug the battery before you touch the gimbal. A powered gimbal can move unexpectedly and pinch fingers during reassembly.

2. 2
   Inspect the old parts

   Check the damper arms for cracks or flattening and look at the clip seats for wear. Replace any part that no longer flexes evenly.

3. 3
   Seat the new damper

   Set the tri-arm damper into the gimbal mount so the central ring sits square and the four mount holes line up.

4. 4
   Snap on the clips

   Align each retainer clip with its arm end and press evenly until it snaps into place. Do not force it, or the clip can crack.

5. 5
   Check the gimbal

   Reconnect the battery, power on, and confirm the gimbal sits level and moves freely without rubbing.

Everything needed for one gimbal repair

• Tri-arm shock-absorbing gimbal mount×1

  Matte black damper with three flexible arms and a central mounting ring

• Gimbal arm retainer clips×2

  Clip-on caps that snap onto the pan and tilt arm ends

What to expect after the swap

1. First use
   Gimbal sits level

   After fitting, check that the gimbal sits level and the clips hold the arms in place. Power on and confirm the gimbal moves freely without rubbing.

2. 3 uses
   Footage feels steadier

   Fly the same kind of shot you had before. If the old dampers were the cause, the jitter should be gone or clearly reduced.

3. 30 days
   Routine check passed

   Inspect the dampers after regular flights for cracks or flattening. Replace them early if the arms no longer flex evenly.

Fix the part, not the whole gimbal