When sitting still the blades are tilted and won't level out
Go to this link and you might find out how to set them again... blades on my sky rover helicopter don sit level Google Search
dude is your swash plate levle if it is not it will cause your heli to drift
or if not go on youtube and reset your dx6i settings
SOURCE: my john lewis mini helicopter auto stability control not flying
I had a similar problem with mine, check if the central shaft on which the blades turn hasn't become lose and is no longer engaging the gears on the underside of the helicopter.
If the whole shaft can move up and down then this probably means it has come loose, you can solve this by squeezing the lower set of blades towards the bottom gear with your fingers. You should feel the bottom blades move slightly down, if you push them too far they will stick against the main body so you might need to pull them up slightly.
Testimonial: "thanks very much, you are absolutely right about the problem. i had difficulty moving the blades so put some clingfilm (!) in the gap on the shaft."
SOURCE: my helicopter wont fly
either stripped the main gear inside the heli or the main blades where they slide on the shaft. you should be able to buy a replacement set of blades. try that and see if it'll fly.
SOURCE: heli max hicro helicopter just keeps spinning in circles
Spinning is caused by one of the main propellers rotating faster than the other. If both propellers are secured tightly to their drive shafts, the spin control knob on the remote control can be used to stop the spin. However, if one prop is slipping with respect to the other, the spin control knob will not fix the problem.
I've found that the set screws holding the propellers to the drive shafts tend to loosen after a while. If one prop is a bit loose and the other is tight, the relative slippage will cause the helicopter to spin.
To check, turn off helicopter power and manually rotate each propeller separately, watching the nylon gears in the body. If the propeller is moving and its drive shaft gear isn't, the propeller is slipping because its set screws are not applying enough pressure on the propeller's drive shaft.
Carefully tighten the set screw and the problem should be fixed. DON'T OVERTIGHTEN, or the plastic threads for the set screw will be stripped and the propeller assembly will be ruined.
the plastic gear that drives the rotor blades is probably stripped or now loose on the shaft
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