ESC error after soldering

[ryanmanchester]

OK so I replaced the shell, soldered but 1 esc is off. Any way to find out which one?

 

[Nick Mendocino]

If you look at the aircraft status screen you should see an ESC item showing there's an error. If you click on the item it will go to a screen that tells you which ESC has the error. The left side board contains ESC 2 and 3, and the right side is ESC 1 and 4, where the motors are numbered counter clockwise starting with the right front. You can fire up the partly disassembled bird without the camera/gimbal installed, but you must be sure to connect all four radio antenna leads or you could damage a transmitter from running it with no load. And obviously don't do that with the props on, since the motors are not fully anchored by screws.

 

[ryanmanchester]

If you look at the aircraft status screen you should see an ESC item showing there's an error. If you click on the item it will go to a screen that tells you which ESC has the error. The left side board contains ESC 2 and 3, and the right side is ESC 1 and 4, where the motors are numbered counter clockwise starting with the right front. You can fire up the partly disassembled bird without the camera/gimbal installed, but you must be sure to connect all four radio antenna leads or you could damage a transmitter from running it with no load. And obviously don't do that with the props on, since the motors are not fully anchored by screws.

Thing is it just says esc error no numbers, and the start up sound is very faint