HOW TO FIX DJI OSMO SCREEN

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[@Time2FLYAlDiaz]

Thanks for the share! doing this now...

[@BarryMaskell]

Open the battery - remove - place in plastic bag with silicone moisture absorbers for a few hours and your moisture will be gone - same thing happens with mechanical watches

[@laymansthought3608]

Damn right

[@erwinmixvideos2558]

its totaly shield that camera..the problem is the heat sink inside that camera is not enough to cool down the camera that's why the moise will appear all the time when its hot.

[@utomow]

Or just use silica gel

[@jdanesimo]

Excellent

[@carinho44]

Yes just happened to my Osmo with Osmo Action.

[@PapaDexVlog]

WOW!!! WHAT A SOLUTION!! HAHA... then just do it again and again and again??!!! everytime the moist appears ??!! haha

[@Mawar555]

Hi there, Have you tried to drop a water onto the front screen and recording with 4k 60 frame? Will it happen again if you drop water onto front screen while recording 10 to 20 minutes? Thanks

[@smokey62productions99]

God of War My GF works for a company that makes windows for automobiles. They have strict climate controlled areas where they limit the humidity. This is very import when making layered glass. DJI needs to do the same. Till then do as this gent describes or put a desiccant pouch in the battery area. 👍👍

[@silentthunder890]

@@smokey62productions99 Will that be a permanent fix, or will the issue return if we use the camera underwater?

[@AnestiVega]

This doesn't "fix" anything. You've provided a long way to account for what goes away over time, but doesn't FIX it from happening again. DJI is going to have to fix this hardware issue with future batchs and probably recall what has gone out already.

[@sadbttru]

Lots of negative here. Just want to say my rear screen was not working and I tried other things on Google and nothing worked. This did! I had to use the battery and ran it until it died on the settings mentioned. Turned it back on and the rear screen came on! I had been leaving it out with no battery and using hair drier. So thank you!

[@tobyr8555]

I’ve got the same issue! Except my rear screen is now stuck on the setup screen. Did this fix work for you?

[@tensixtythreecomics]

Yeah mine has been fine since. I was just using it the other day.

[@wooex]

It won't fix your camera.Just think about it for a second what you just did... If there is a way out for the moisture,that means there is also a way in. There was no or little moisture control in the factory where these cameras were put together and it might not sealed well either. No offense,just an observation.

[@AishawithanEye]

But it's only waterproof if you've got the battery in it and locked closed so isn't it possible that this will dry it out for good? However, I would like to see another test like you did in the video where you discovered the problem, Technotin, to see that the moisture spot won't reappear.

[@doctor.sreeraj]

You just said your solution is quick (takes an hour) and easy (just record an hour of 4k video). How hectic man. From what i heard, it automatically will fade away with in an hour or two.

[@robertm3951]

Same thing. He is just forcing it to happen

[@BachelorShortcuts]

Samw prblm with my gopro hero 9

[@Mesoud]

Hhhhhhhhh

[@buluts]

This doesn't work.

[@maasai2526]

Wow what a fix , r u kidding urself or what.