Hi,
It’s a Mini 3 Pro; I think I received it in July ish and got the fly-more kit around August last year.
Like you say maybe Araldite, or similar, it’s just that they’re not detached, the cracks are small and I was hoping the superglue would get in there 
(remembering something like capillary action from high school physics 
) whereas, Araldite is a bit more “guey”?
Thanks.
I would return them to DJI for replacement under warranty
Care refresh is nothing to do with the first 12 months warranty
It’s a known issue, stand your ground
How many charge cycles has each battery
51 drones on YouTube has done a video about this they shouldn’t break
That’s exactly where I was heading. I’d go to the place you bought it from first though, Amazon or Argos I’m hoping? They’re great for warranty issues and replacements.
Argos point you to manufacturing my son had a problem with his mini2 batteries less than 3 months old would not charge. Have to go back to DJI
I would have stood fast on the Consumer Rights act 2015
Mostly …
Your rights are against the retailer (the company that sold you the product), not the manufacturer, so you must make any claim against the retailer.
Allready sorted Chris just cost a bit of time. But you are correct he had the deal with Argos not DJI.
@PingSpike
I bought both from Currys (Argos didn’t have stock at the time) for this exact reason.
@Gham
Thanks for that, I’ll check that out 
@Sparkyws
I’ll check the charge cycles, but I’m sure it’s less than 200; although I have had a few flights 
; I’ll read the dji forum too and get armed with info before going back to dji and Curry’s
I’d just like to say thanks for the replies and that all the advice you can tap into here is defo worth £12 p.a. 
Cheers, Dave.
In which case mate, I’d walk in to your nearest store armed with the receipt and politely request that they fix or replace it - as its still under warranty 
It’s their issue to resolve, not DJI’s.
Save your DJI Refresh for a time when you may actually need it.
I had a bloody lucky close shave this morning!
I was out flying over the sea for around 10 minutes, brought the drone back in. Soon as I hand caught it the drone switched off! The bloody battery died with at least 50% still left according to Airdata.
I charged it up and it just wouldn’t fully charge but when I put it back into the drone it still wouldn’t switch on. My other batteries work fine so I know it’s not the drone itself but I still think what if the bloody battery had died over the water. It would be finding a new home at the bottom of the Solent! 