How do you fix the falcon flyer RC helicopter?

Answer 1

Well you just open it, the pull the rotor out of the helicopter(like completely out). Then you take a scew driver and twist the place where the rotor was, then put back the rotor, and WALLA there you have it.

Answer 2

It depends on the problem. RC motors are really not meant to be fix. if the motors burnt out, then just get another one. it would just be better to buy a new motor then trying to fix it. hope this helps

Answer 3

There should be a steering trim knob or dial somewhere on the right side of the remote or next to the right stick. A few of the cheaper helis have the knob in the middle. You will need to turn it one way or the other depending on which way it's spinning. If you have already tried this without success it's time to look for binding (lint or hair wrapped around a rotor shaft). Check the tail rotor for a single main rotor heli. With a coaxial heli look for binding in one of the two main rotors. A damaged gear on one of the rotors of a coaxial heli will also cause spinning.

Answer 4

Before you do anything you will need:
- A screw driver set (also the small screw drivers)
- Super glue
- Wire

If your Helicopter has a protection layer around it (The metal casing) then open it up with a screw driver and take out the screws. Make sure you take out the right screws out.

You will need to take out the one that has the gears on it.
Once you have taken out the metal casing (some don't have casing), take out the gear on the bottom (You will need a screw driver to take the gear on the bottom out). Make sure you do not take out the whole screw, just make it loose so you can just take out the gear.

Then get you flat headed screw driver and poke the Top Gear out. Once you have taken it out, you should then take out the upper blade so you don't damage it

the top gear it may be broken in half (you will see a split in the middle). Then you will need super glue, and glue the bit right in the middle. Once you put the glue in the middle (all around the gear), get a wire and wrap it around and around. Leave it to dry.

Once it is firmly sticking, place the top gear back into its position and then place the lower gear back into position. Tighten it up (Not to tight) and before you tight it up, place the upper blade back to where it was and then tighten it up with the screwdriver.

Once you have done that, place the metal casing back into its position.

After that, try and see if it flys.

It should work (worked for me). See if the helicopter is stable. If it flys,

good for you ;). If it doesn't and your gear was broken before you read all these steps, then you may need to get a few spare parts for the gear to make it fully function.

• BEFORE YOU LISTEN TO MY STEPS:

If you brought a brand new one, I would recommend going back to the shops or send it back to the employer, and they should give you another one.

Answer 5

Take it back and ask for help. They then should help you and if not, give you a refund