# Wingtip Replacement

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## Tools needed - Torx 10 (T10)

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## Maintenance supplies needed - Threadlocker (medium strength)

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## Preparation

1. Find a flat surface, such as a table, large enough to accommodate one of the DeltaQuad Evo's wings.
2. Take a wing of the DeltaQuad Evo out of the flight case.

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The wingtips are interchangeable and can be installed on either side.
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## Changing a wingtip

1. Position the wing on a table with the wingtip pointing upward to easily access the two screw holes.

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2. Use a Torx tool size 10 (T10) to remove the two screws from the wingtip.

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3. When removing the second screw, the wingtip should begin to loosen from its position where it was secured. Hold and remove the wingtip with the other hand.

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Before attaching the new wingtip make sure to use threadlocker on each tip of a screw.
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4. Take the new wingtip and attach it to the wing by aligning the connectors and servo arm with the mounting hole on the side of the elevon.

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5. Tighten both screws. Avoid using excessive force to prevent overtightening and potential damage.

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6. Ensure the wing is properly attached and secured. Test the elevon by carefully moving it upwards. The motor of the wingtip servo should produce a sound and offer slight resistance to the movement.

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The wingtip is now installed. Ensure that it is securely aligned and properly set in place. Double-check that all screws are snug but not overtightened to avoid any damage.&#x20;

If you should encounter problems during the installation process please contact **<support@deltaquad.com>** for further assistance.