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# Elios 1 warranty

The drone comes with a 12-month warranty, which is the expression of our commitment to quality. The warranty covers all the malfunctions that could occur during the life of the product, arising from software or equipment included in the Elios UAV & Pack. With the following exceptions:

|                                      | No warranty | 6 months | 12 months |
| ------------------------------------ | ----------- | -------- | --------- |
| Propellers                           | X           |          |           |
| Camera servo                         |             | X        |           |
| Propulsion system¹                   |             |          | X         |
| Battery²                             |             | X        |           |
| Battery charger                      |             | X        |           |
| Cage pentagons                       | X           |          |           |
| Decoupling mechanism (Ring and beam) |             |          | X         |
| Range extender                       |             |          | X         |
| Camera operator   GCS                |             |          | X         |

¹ : One year and no more than 50 flight hours\
² : Six months and no more than 40 charge/discharge cycles

{% hint style="info" %}
Any damage due to improper usage or lack of basic maintenance, cleaning will not be covered by warranty.

In case of malfunction during the warranty period, Flyability commits, to its option, to repair the defective product/part or to deliver to its customer an equivalent product/part to replace the defective item.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
**The warranty is active starting from the day the pilot has passed the Introductory Course and as long as the drone has not been modified.** 

**Please refer to our** [**GTCs**](https://www.flyability.com/general-terms-and-conditions)
{% endhint %}


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