<p>I accidentally crashed my 250 class quadcopter into the dirt today and got dirt all over it, including into the motors. I managed to clean the dirt off of the frame and electronics, but I have no idea how to go about dealing with the dirt inside the motors.</p>

<p>Do I have to take apart my motors in order to clean them? If so, how could I do that and what tools/cleaning supplies should I have to do this well.</p>

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2020-05-24T16:46:25.057Z
Yes, @Daniil. Something like that is what I had in mind.
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# How to clean dirt out of my miniquad motors?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-05-24)

I accidentally crashed my 250 class quadcopter into the dirt today and got dirt all over it, including into the motors. I managed to clean the dirt off of the frame and electronics, but I have no idea how to go about dealing with the dirt inside the motors.

Do I have to take apart my motors in order to clean them? If so, how could I do that and what tools/cleaning supplies should I have to do this well.

**Tags:** multirotor, quadcopters, brushless-motors, maintenance

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> **username_0**: Yes, @Daniil. Something like that is what I had in mind.  

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