So DJI appears to have agreed to repair or replace my defective battery under warranty. They have sent me a shipping label, but it is not a hazmat label. As I understand it, the shipper (in this case me) is responsible for labeling hazmat correctly, and declaring the nature of the shipped material. Not doing so subjects one to substantial penalties, and even more massive liabilities should there be an incident.
The battery in question is the TB47 that came with my Inspire and I bought it locally from a dealer, so I picked it up in person. Later I bought some TB48 batteries, over the internet, and they were shipped to me as declared hazmat.
Has anyone shipped their battery to DJI using the DJI label and admitted to FedEx that the package contained a lithium battery, and had it accepted into their system?
FedEx battery shipping info I am reading is here:
Shipping Lithium Batteries & Dangerous Goods | FedEx Indonesia
The battery in question is the TB47 that came with my Inspire and I bought it locally from a dealer, so I picked it up in person. Later I bought some TB48 batteries, over the internet, and they were shipped to me as declared hazmat.
Has anyone shipped their battery to DJI using the DJI label and admitted to FedEx that the package contained a lithium battery, and had it accepted into their system?
FedEx battery shipping info I am reading is here:
Shipping Lithium Batteries & Dangerous Goods | FedEx Indonesia