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# Preventative maintenance

To keep your DeltaQuad EVO in proper condition the following steps should be taken:

## After every flight

* Clean the propellers of any dirt and inspect for damage.
* Clean the fuselage and wings, this will improve performance.
* Inspect the avionics, and make sure all components are still securely attached in their proper place and all connectors are securely fastened.

## After 200 flights or 12 months

To keep your vehicle in the best condition and safe to operate beyond this point scheduled maintenance should be performed. A maintenance kit can be ordered from your DeltaQuad representative.

## Replacing components

The DeltaQuad EVO has been designed to allow easy replacement of components. Every component on the DeltaQuad EVO is available as a replacement part.&#x20;

The maintenance kit includes detailed instructions on all replacement parts.


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