This how-to video serves as a disassembly guide for MAC's 3rd generation iPod Nano, breaking it down into the pieces: display, battery, logic board, housing, cables, etc. If you're determined to do your own iPod repairs, installations, or modifications, at least follow some advice on you to open up the Nano without causing damage. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver, a black stick, a plastic pick, and a chisel tip screwdriver. Watch this video iPod tutorial and learn how to take apart a 3rd generation Apple Ipod Nano.
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3 Comments
hey i accidentally riped the ufk 0732 which is next to the phone jack is their any way to fix it or not
ya if u suck ur balls
suck mine
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