Would you consider this a crack?

[pomonabill220]

You could back the screw out 1/16 or a turn just to relieve a little pressure, but not enough to loosen it.

 

[John Locke]

Oh man, I've got a defect too! Can you believe it? A spec of dirt is under my DJI label. I'm sending it back.

Sorry for the sarcasm, I couldn't resist.

Yes, I do have a spec of dirt flaw. It's not photoshopped. Oh my, what to do.

 

[bhorn1]

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On the bottom right near the screw. looks like a tiny crack to me

After viewing under a magnifying glass it looks like a mold imperfection doesent seem to go through but still your call.

 

[250Flyer]

Oh man, I've got a defect too! Can you believe it? A spec of dirt is under my DJI label. I'm sending it back.

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Sorry for the sarcasm, I couldn't resist.

Yes, I do have a spec of dirt flaw. It's not photoshopped. Oh my, what to do.

You would not be saying that if you did have a crack... Lets put it that way.

 

[gwilson001]

That looks like a potential crack, but it could be a molding flaw too. There's an easy way to find out if it's really a crack, just lift the edge of the plastic to see if the crack expands.
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That's a molding flaw. You can see how the defect does not run as a continuous crack but stops in 2 places. Also, you can see that the depth of the defect does not go through the material. Having said that, it is a weak point and could turn into a crack if subjected to a sharp jolt or vibration over time. I would see about getting a replacement cover but a crack on that part is probably not an issue.