I had the same problem as in this thread, where everything was working fine except the camera feed was black (iOS) or static snow (android):
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My drone is out of warranty, etc so I figured I had nothing to lose to open it and try to fix it myself. I thought the sd card mechanism was a flimsy cop out but....Holy smokes, the connections for these ribbon cables are a fail design for something that has to fly around.
So long story short, I disconnected and reconnected the ribbon cables once, same problem with no camera feed, then on the second try the drone would no longer power up. The exhaust fan will power up for a fraction of a second when inserting the battery, but that's it. Pressing the power button on the battery after plugged into the drone only behaves the same as when the battery is not plugged in (led charge indication). Does anyone know if this means I fried the board somehow or could I have disconnected something else with my tinkering? I'm wondering if it's even worth messing with it anymore and just saving/selling it for parts? I would like to get another Anafi, I was pretty happy with it, but after seeing the inside I'm not so excited about any more Parrot stuff.

Black camera (no feed, no solution using search)
Hi everyone, I have tried the search function but no answer for my problem yet. My Anafi had a small bump against a fence and then dropped 10m. Everything works other than the camera feed which is black. The drone, batteries and controller are all up to date and I have tried a reset too. It...

My drone is out of warranty, etc so I figured I had nothing to lose to open it and try to fix it myself. I thought the sd card mechanism was a flimsy cop out but....Holy smokes, the connections for these ribbon cables are a fail design for something that has to fly around.
So long story short, I disconnected and reconnected the ribbon cables once, same problem with no camera feed, then on the second try the drone would no longer power up. The exhaust fan will power up for a fraction of a second when inserting the battery, but that's it. Pressing the power button on the battery after plugged into the drone only behaves the same as when the battery is not plugged in (led charge indication). Does anyone know if this means I fried the board somehow or could I have disconnected something else with my tinkering? I'm wondering if it's even worth messing with it anymore and just saving/selling it for parts? I would like to get another Anafi, I was pretty happy with it, but after seeing the inside I'm not so excited about any more Parrot stuff.
