What Is the DJI Agras Warranty? Complete DJI Agriculture Warranty, Coverage, Exclusions & Claim Guide

🇺🇸 U.S.A. FIRST — The Complete Guide to DJI Agriculture Factory Warranty Coverage, Component Periods, Exclusions, Repairs & Claims

Updated September 11, 2026.

One of the most misunderstood parts of owning a DJI Agras aircraft is the warranty. Operators often ask a simple question—“How long is the DJI Agras warranty?”—but DJI Agriculture does not publish one universal warranty period that applies equally to the entire aircraft, every spraying component, every battery, every controller and every accessory.

The more accurate answer is that DJI Agras uses a component-based limited warranty. Many major aircraft electronics and structural assemblies are covered for 12 months in the standard non-EU schedules for models such as the T40, T50 and T100, while high-wear spraying components may carry shorter periods such as three months, spreading components may carry six-month or shorter periods, and certain hoses, propellers, cables, tanks and other consumable or wear-oriented components can be limited to 15 days. Intelligent flight batteries may also use a time-or-cycle limit, meaning the warranty can expire when either the calendar period or the cycle threshold is reached.

That distinction matters commercially. A farmer or Part 137 operator should not assume that “my drone has a one-year warranty” means a pump, hose, propeller, spreading tank and battery all receive identical one-year protection.

Shop model-specific support and replacement components through DJI Agras OEM Parts, DJI Agras T100 Parts, DJI Agras T50 Parts, DJI Agras T40 Parts, or contact Ares Acres for model-specific parts identification.

What You’ll Learn

• What DJI Agras factory warranty actually covers.
• Why there is no single warranty duration for the entire Agras platform.
• How the warranty start date is calculated.
• Why proof of purchase matters.
• How T100, T50 and T40 warranty periods differ by component category.
• How intelligent flight battery warranty limits work.
• Why a spraying module can have a longer warranty than individual wear components inside the spray system.
• What DJI classifies as excluded damage.
• How collision damage differs from a manufacturing defect.
• Why unauthorized disassembly can jeopardize coverage.
• Why flight logs can matter in an accident-analysis warranty claim.
• How paid repairs and replacement components receive warranty coverage.
• Why DJI Agriculture warranty service is regional rather than global.
• What to prepare before contacting an authorized service center.
• How to protect a commercial Agras fleet even after individual component warranties expire.

The Most Important Concept: DJI Agras Warranty Is Component-Based

For commercial agricultural aircraft, “one-year warranty” is too crude a description. The aircraft is a system containing flight-critical electronics, structural assemblies, propulsion systems, radar and vision systems, pumps, atomizers, hoses, tanks, sensors, batteries, chargers, remote controllers and optional spreading or lifting equipment. DJI assigns different warranty periods to different categories.

Always use the warranty schedule for the exact model and region. DJI’s European schedules can differ materially from U.S./standard schedules—for example, some T40 aircraft components listed at 12 months in the standard schedule are listed at 24 months in the EU/Turkey/Georgia schedule.

What Does the DJI Agras Limited Warranty Cover?

DJI Agriculture states that the limited warranty applies to DJI Agriculture products purchased from DJI Agriculture authorized retailers. During the applicable warranty period, DJI warrants the covered product against material and workmanship defects under normal use when the product is used in accordance with DJI Agriculture’s published materials, including manuals, safety guidelines, specifications, app notifications and service communications.

This is fundamentally a defect warranty, not unlimited accidental-damage insurance.

When Does the DJI Agras Warranty Start?

DJI Agriculture’s policy states that the product warranty period begins on the day the product is delivered. If the customer cannot provide an invoice or other valid proof of purchase, DJI states that the warranty period can be calculated from 90 days after the shipping date shown on the product, unless another arrangement applies.

For a commercial operator, this makes purchase documentation operationally important. Save:

• dealer invoice,
• delivery confirmation,
• aircraft serial number,
• battery serial numbers where applicable,
• charger/controller serial numbers,
• activation records,
• service and repair records.

Do not wait until a failure during spray season to locate the invoice.

DJI Agras Warranty: T100 vs T50 vs T40

The exact component lists differ by generation, but the overall structure is similar: long coverage for major electronics and propulsion components, shorter coverage for wear-heavy spray/spread components and time/cycle limits for batteries.

For exact detail, use the dedicated guides: DJI Agras T100 Warranty, DJI Agras T50 Warranty, and DJI Agras T40 Warranty.

Why “The Agras Warranty Is 12 Months” Can Be Misleading

Many major components are indeed listed at 12 months, but that does not turn every physical component on the aircraft into a 12-month part. The distinction is especially important in the spraying and spreading systems.

For example, a model may list the Spraying System Module or central spray electronics at 12 months while the pump, centrifugal sprinkler, flow meter or liquid-level sensor carries three months, and the hose may carry only 15 days. The operator should identify the failed component, not merely the broader system it belongs to.

Battery Warranty: Time and Cycle Count Work Together

High-capacity Agras batteries are production assets and accumulate cycles quickly. On current major platforms such as T40, T50 and T100, published warranty schedules commonly use 12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever occurs first.

Battery warranty is also not a substitute for proper battery management. Follow storage, charging, temperature, inspection and firmware guidance. For deeper fleet management, see the DJI Agras Battery Fleet Management Guide.

What the DJI Agras Warranty Does Not Cover

DJI Agriculture’s exclusions are extensive. The following categories can prevent factory-warranty coverage:

• collision or burning where no manufacturing defect is established,
• unauthorized modification, disassembly or shell opening outside official instructions,
• incorrect installation, use or operation,
• water ingress caused by incorrect installation or use,
• circuit modification outside official guidance,
• improper battery or charger use,
• operation in harsh environmental conditions contrary to guidance,
• strong electromagnetic interference environments,
• wireless interference from other devices,
• takeoff above the safe takeoff weight,
• compatibility problems involving third-party components not certified by DJI Agriculture,
• low-power or defective-battery misuse,
• flights not conducted in accordance with product instructions,
• tampered labels, serial numbers or waterproof marks,
• flood, fire, earthquake, lightning and other uncontrollable external events,
• stolen or missing products,
• failure to provide flight logs used for accident data analysis.

Crash Damage vs Manufacturing Defect

This is one of the most important distinctions in the entire warranty.

If an aircraft crashes, DJI may need flight logs and diagnostic data to determine whether the crash resulted from a covered failure or an excluded cause. A crash is not automatically proof of a defect, and a crashed aircraft is not automatically disqualified if evidence demonstrates an underlying warrantable failure. The diagnostic cause matters.

DJI Agras Warranty Is Not DJI Care Refresh

DJI Care Refresh is a separate paid protection product used with supported camera-drone and handheld products. It can provide replacement services for accidental damage and, for supported models, flyaway scenarios. That is fundamentally different from the DJI Agriculture factory defect warranty.

For Agras owners, do not assume that consumer-style DJI Care Refresh collision replacement is automatically included with an aircraft. The controlling documents are the DJI Agriculture after-sales policy, the component warranty schedule for the exact model and any separate service product specifically sold for that aircraft and region.

For the broader distinction, read What Is the DJI Warranty? Factory Warranty vs DJI Care Refresh.

DJI Agriculture Warranty Is Regional, Not Global

DJI Agriculture explicitly states that it does not provide a global warranty. Customers normally obtain warranty service at the designated DJI Agriculture repair center in the region where the product was purchased. Cross-regional repair may be available for an additional charge depending on parts availability.

This is particularly important for operators buying aircraft across borders or through secondary-market channels. A lower purchase price in another country does not automatically mean warranty service will transfer into the United States.

Why Buying From an Authorized Retailer Matters

DJI Agriculture’s policy states that it applies to DJI Agriculture products purchased from authorized retailers. For a fleet owner, that makes source documentation part of the asset file. Before purchasing a new aircraft, clarify:

• Is the seller an authorized DJI Agriculture retailer for the region?
• What region is the aircraft intended for?
• Will the seller provide a valid invoice?
• What service center handles a warranty claim?
• Is the aircraft already activated?
• Are the serial numbers intact and verifiable?
• Does any included battery/charger have a separate warranty clock or history?

What Happens When DJI Replaces a Part Under Warranty?

DJI Agriculture states that a replaced product or component generally becomes DJI Agriculture’s property and the replacement becomes the customer’s property. A free warranty replacement normally receives the remaining period of the original component warranty rather than restarting a full new warranty term.

For paid repair/replacement of a main part, DJI states that the part receives the remaining original warranty or 90 days, whichever is longer, except components whose original warranty is only 15 or 30 days, which retain that short period.

Does Repair Reset the Warranty?

Usually, no. A warranty replacement does not necessarily reset the entire drone to a fresh one-year warranty. Think of warranty continuity as attached to the original product/component timeline unless the applicable service policy says otherwise.

Why Flight Logs Matter

DJI Agriculture’s exclusions specifically reference failure to provide flight logs used for accident data analysis. For a commercial fleet, this means telemetry and service data are not merely operational records—they can become evidence.

After an incident:

1. Do not overwrite or unnecessarily alter records.
2. Preserve the remote controller and app data.
3. Photograph the aircraft before extensive disassembly.
4. Record the date, field, weather, payload and mission.
5. Save warnings and error messages.
6. Keep the battery that was installed during the event identified.
7. Contact the authorized service channel before modifying flight-critical components.

What to Do Before Sending an Agras Product for Warranty Service

DJI’s policy tells customers to follow the requested procedures, back up data, provide required passwords, make the product safely accessible for service, remove non-covered additional parts or modifications and ensure there is no legal restriction preventing replacement.

Ares Acres Warranty-Claim Preparation Checklist

Step-by-Step: How a DJI Agras Warranty Claim Typically Works

1. Stop using the affected component if continued operation could create a safety risk.
2. Identify the exact model and component. “T50 spray system problem” is not specific enough if the actual failure is a pump, flow meter or cable.
3. Check the component’s published warranty period.
4. Confirm delivery/purchase timing and cycle count where applicable.
5. Gather invoice and serial-number evidence.
6. Preserve flight logs and diagnostic information.
7. Document the symptom. Photos, video, warning codes and operating conditions are useful.
8. Contact the local DJI Agriculture authorized service center or authorized support channel.
9. Follow service-center instructions before unauthorized disassembly.
10. Remove unrelated aftermarket attachments when instructed.
11. Back up data.
12. Submit or deliver the product for inspection.
13. DJI/service center evaluates whether the failure falls under the limited warranty.
14. If covered, the service path may involve repair or replacement.
15. If excluded or expired, a paid repair/parts path may be offered.
16. After service, verify function before returning the aircraft to production.

Common Warranty Claim Mistakes

1. Assuming every part has a 12-month warranty.
2. Throwing away the invoice.
3. Buying a regional aircraft without understanding regional service limitations.
4. Continuing to fly after repeated warnings and worsening the damage.
5. Opening or modifying a component before documenting the failure.
6. Replacing flight-critical parts with uncertified components and then expecting unrelated damage to be automatically covered.
7. Deleting flight logs after an incident.
8. Confusing crash damage with factory defect coverage.
9. Ignoring battery cycle count.
10. Assuming a replaced part restarts the entire warranty period.
11. Assuming consumer DJI Care Refresh applies automatically to Agras.
12. Assuming an out-of-region aircraft has worldwide warranty coverage.

Warranty vs Spare-Parts Strategy for Commercial Operators

Warranty protects against qualifying defects; it does not eliminate downtime. During a narrow fungicide, insecticide or defoliation window, waiting for diagnosis and shipping can still cost acres and revenue.

A commercial fleet should therefore treat warranty and spare parts as complementary systems:

Browse DJI Agras Parts, DJI Agras Accessories and the Ares Acres Product Catalog for operational spares.

FAQ: DJI Agras Warranty

How long is the DJI Agras warranty?

There is no single duration for every Agras component. Many main aircraft components are 12 months in standard U.S./non-EU schedules, while wear parts can be 3 months, 15 days or another period. Batteries can use time-or-cycle limits.

Is the Agras frame covered?

On current T40, T50 and T100 standard schedules, the aircraft frame is listed among major components with 12-month coverage. Always verify the exact model/region schedule.

Does DJI Agras warranty cover crashes?

Collision damage is generally excluded when there is no underlying manufacturing defect. DJI may analyze logs and hardware to determine root cause.

Does DJI Agras warranty cover pilot error?

Damage caused by incorrect operation or failure to follow product instructions is generally excluded.

Does DJI Agras warranty cover water damage?

Water ingress caused by incorrect installation, use or operation is listed as an exclusion. A service center must determine actual cause.

Does DJI Agras have DJI Care Refresh?

Do not treat consumer DJI Care Refresh as the Agras factory-warranty program. Agras support is governed by DJI Agriculture’s after-sales policy and model-specific warranty schedules, plus any separately offered regional service product.

What proof do I need?

A valid proof of purchase is important for warranty service and to establish the warranty start date.

When does warranty begin?

DJI Agriculture states that it begins on delivery. Without valid proof, the policy provides an alternate calculation based on 90 days after the product’s shipping date unless otherwise agreed.

Can I get Agras warranty service anywhere in the world?

No. DJI Agriculture states that it does not provide a global warranty and normally limits warranty service to the service region where the product was purchased.

Does a replacement part get a new full warranty?

A free warranty replacement generally carries the remaining original warranty period rather than automatically restarting the clock.

What warranty does a paid replacement part receive?

DJI Agriculture states that paid repair/replacement of main parts receives the remaining original period or 90 days, whichever is longer, except short 15/30-day categories remain subject to those periods.

Why would DJI need flight logs?

Logs can help determine whether a failure was caused by a product defect, operator action, environmental condition or another cause.

Can missing logs affect a claim?

Yes. DJI Agriculture lists failure to provide flight logs used for accident data analysis among its exclusions.

Does modifying the aircraft void every warranty automatically?

The policy specifically excludes damage caused by unauthorized modification/disassembly. The relevance of a modification to a particular claim is ultimately determined through the service process and applicable law.

Are third-party parts allowed?

DJI excludes damage caused by reliability or compatibility issues when using third-party components not certified by DJI Agriculture.

Are propellers covered for one year?

No. On the T40 standard schedule, for example, propellers and propeller clamps are listed at 15 days. Other models have their own component tables.

Are pumps covered for one year?

Not generally on current T40/T50/T100 standard schedules. Selected pump/impeller-pump components are commonly listed around three months.

Are Agras batteries covered for one year?

Current major-platform schedules commonly state 12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever occurs first.

Does the warranty cover lost profit while my drone is down?

DJI Agriculture’s limitation-of-liability language generally excludes special, incidental, indirect or consequential damages such as lost profits or business revenue to the extent permitted by law.

Can local law provide additional rights?

Yes. DJI’s policy notes that customers may have statutory rights that cannot be waived and that warranty periods can vary according to local law.

Should I buy spare parts even if the drone is under warranty?

Commercially, warranty and uptime are different problems. Critical spares can reduce downtime while a warranty claim is being evaluated.

Official DJI Warranty References

• DJI Agriculture After-Sales Service Policies
• DJI Agras T100 Downloads & Warranty Information
• DJI Agras T50 Downloads & Warranty Information
• DJI Agras T40 Downloads & Warranty Information

Related Ares Acres Warranty Guides

• What Is the DJI Warranty?
• DJI Agras T100 Warranty
• DJI Agras T50 Warranty
• DJI Agras T40 Warranty
• DJI Enterprise Warranty & DJI Care Enterprise

What Is Ares Acres?

Ares Acres supports agricultural-drone operators with DJI Agras aircraft, genuine OEM replacement parts, model-specific technical education, diagnostics and component identification. Our goal is to make ownership information practical enough for the field: which component failed, what warranty period applies, whether the failure appears defect-related or damage-related, which records need to be preserved and what replacement path can keep the operation moving.

Need DJI Agras Warranty or Parts Support?

For help identifying the failed component before a warranty or paid-repair decision, browse the DJI Agras Parts Catalog or contact Ares Acres with the aircraft model, serial-number region, warning code, photos and a description of the failure.

Final Takeaway

The DJI Agras warranty is best understood as a component-by-component factory defect warranty, not a blanket one-year crash policy. Many major components receive 12 months, but high-wear spray/spread components can receive much shorter periods, batteries can expire by cycle count, service is region-specific and the root cause of a failure determines whether the claim is warrantable.

For a commercial operator, the best protection is a four-part system: buy through an authorized channel, preserve documentation and flight logs, maintain the aircraft according to DJI instructions, and carry the right operational spares so a warranty process does not become a missed spray window.

Educational notice: Warranty policies, periods, regional eligibility and service procedures can change. This article summarizes publicly available DJI Agriculture policy and component schedules as of September 11, 2026 and is not a guarantee of claim approval or legal advice. The exact DJI policy, component warranty table, product serial number, purchase region, local law and authorized-service-center determination control an individual claim.