Cleaning

Endjinnear · Feb 23, 2015

Anyone got any advice on cleaning?

Picked up some dirty dust and want to clean out the motors. Was thinking of compressed air then possibly electronic spray. Any thoughts?

InspiredOne · Feb 23, 2015

One would think air would be best, but I can't say that with any authority.

NEJO/Wisconsin · Feb 23, 2015

I have been using air in a can and has worked great and windex on the body and arms my opinion no problems with it I will follow this thread to see if there is a better way

The Editor · Feb 23, 2015

This has got to be the best way to get your inspire squeaky clean again

Clint Kennedy · Jun 20, 2015

WoW.....I've been way to careful. So the Dishwasher is ok?

John Alan · Jun 20, 2015

No... Please don't wash you Inspires...

The video up above was one that went in the ocean and the OP thought he might be able to save it...

Compressed air is likely the safest was to clean out motors...

Just my 2 cents worth...

Clint Kennedy · Jun 20, 2015

I was joking John but i appreciate the concern.

PB30X · Jun 20, 2015

I PEEE better than that! Break out the pressure washer[emoji13][emoji13]

qbizzy · Jun 20, 2015

I have found that after cleaning, some car wax on all the plastics and the props works well. Just rub on. Wait 30 mins and buff off. I like to imagine it has some positive effect on the props by creating less drag. But I am sure the effects are negligible.

tweaker · Jun 21, 2015

Compressed air in a can (the stuff that cleans computer keyboards out) cleans out the motors a treat.

HTH

Dena_Drones_2 · Jun 22, 2015

I use compressed air can for motors, as far as moving parts and inside i use a super soft fanned paint brush, skinny long one to make sure i get inside good,make sure it has white bristles and you'll be surprised at the dirt, i usually have to rinse it off a few times in between spraying it dry with air can.