DJI replacement propeller kits typically include both clockwise (CW) and counterclockwise (CCW) propellers. They usually come in pairs to ensure you can replace both types correctly. Make sure to check the markings on the propellers before installing them—there should be indicators (like stripes or labels) to differentiate CW from CCW. If you mix them up, the drone will spin but won’t lift.

For the DJI Mavic Mini 4 Pro, the propellers must be installed in the correct positions, or the drone won’t lift properly. Here’s how they should be placed:Correct Propeller Placement:

• Top Left & Bottom Right → Counterclockwise (CCW) Propellers

• Top Right & Bottom Left → Clockwise (CW) PropellersHow to Identify the Propellers:

• DJI typically marks CCW propellers with stripes or dots, while CW propellers are plain.

• Match the new propellers with the ones you’re replacing and ensure they go on the correct motors.If your drone still doesn’t lift, double-check the installation and make sure the propellers are not upside down and are secured properly.

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