Is your iPod Nano screen getting a little unclear? Replace it then.
Check out this video tutorial on how to take apart your 2nd Generation Apple iPod Nano for not only screen replacement, but for minor repairs also. Anybody can do, but it of course voids your warranty, so try at your own risk.
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Put Songs on Your iPod Without Using iTunes
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Turn off your iPod Nano or iPod Classic
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Fix an unresponce iPod Classic by hard resetting it
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Reset and restore an iPod Classic 5G to its factory-default settings
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Reset your iPod Touch without losing all your stuff
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Fix your own iPod USB charger
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Turn your IPOD to a Remote control
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Put music onto your iPod Touch using iTunes
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Connect your iPod or iPad to a Bluetooth speaker
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Fix an iPod that shifts from logo to battery warning
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Fix a frozen iPod Classic or Nano
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Put an Apple iPod Classic into diagnostic mode
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Adjust the volume on your iPod Classic and iPod Nano
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Add songs to your iPod without using iTunes
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Hack your 3rd gen iPod Nano and access secret screens
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Replace a broken iPod click wheel
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Remove the SIM card from an iPhone
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Turn your iPod Nano 4G off
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Charge your iPod or iPhone using your Xbox
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Install Linux on an iPod
How To:
Put Songs on Your iPod Without Using iTunes
How To:
Turn off your iPod Nano or iPod Classic
How To:
Fix an unresponce iPod Classic by hard resetting it
How To:
Reset and restore an iPod Classic 5G to its factory-default settings
How To:
Reset your iPod Touch without losing all your stuff
How To:
Fix your own iPod USB charger
How To:
Turn your IPOD to a Remote control
How To:
Put music onto your iPod Touch using iTunes
How To:
Connect your iPod or iPad to a Bluetooth speaker
How To:
Fix an iPod that shifts from logo to battery warning
How To:
Fix a frozen iPod Classic or Nano
How To:
Put an Apple iPod Classic into diagnostic mode
How To:
Adjust the volume on your iPod Classic and iPod Nano
How To:
Add songs to your iPod without using iTunes
How To:
Hack your 3rd gen iPod Nano and access secret screens
How To:
Replace a broken iPod click wheel
How To:
Remove the SIM card from an iPhone
How To:
Turn your iPod Nano 4G off
How To:
Charge your iPod or iPhone using your Xbox
How To:
Install Linux on an iPod
1 Comment
When I removed the top plastic shield, a small metal piece fell out. It's about 3/4" long. The shape is hard to describe. It looks like it would fit into the nodules on the shield. I think it has something to do with the lock/unlock switch but I don't know where it goes or how to fit it back in.. Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Hank
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