iPod 5th Video battery charging problem

Well the Logic Board may be damaged because sometimes you can connect the ipod to a computer o speakers and you´ll be able to synchronize or listen via speakers. Sometimes this issue happens cause there is a bad connection of the battery, Have you tried reseting the battery??

If you reset the battery and the problem persists maybe the battery connector is damaged, if you have another battery to try your ipod you can see if you have a battery problem.

If you try all of those tests and the problem persists then the logic board is probably damaged even if you don´t see physical damage. Sometimes ESD (electrostatic discharge) damages bards and circuits.

Good Luck!!!

[quote|diegoarana]Well the Logic Board may be damaged because sometimes you can connect the ipod to a computer o speakers and you´ll be able to synchronize or listen via speakers. Sometimes this issue happens cause there is a bad connection of the battery, Have you tried reseting the battery?? If you reset the battery and the problem persists maybe the battery connector is damaged, if you have another battery to try your ipod you can see if you have a battery problem. If you try all of those tests and the problem persists then the logic board is probably damaged even if you don´t see physical damage. Sometimes ESD (electrostatic discharge) damages bards and circuits. Good Luck!!![/quote]

Well thanks for the help...

So, i've exhausted the battery and tried to charge it, however the thing is that it still doesn't work:

the apple logo appears: it flashes and, of course disappears, and then the attention-low-battery logo starts flashing until i disconnect the iPod of the bose speakers or the electrical adaptater.

But i noticed that the hard drive don't start running and since i do not have another battery, i can't not test the battery connector.....

So, do you think that my logic board is damaged ?

thanks for answering my post.

[quote|Fenrir]Well thanks for the help... So, i've exhausted the battery and tried to charge it, however the thing is that it still doesn't work: the apple logo appears: it flashes and, of course disappears, and then the attention-low-battery logo starts flashing until i disconnect the iPod of the bose speakers or the electrical adaptater. But i noticed that the hard drive don't start running and since i do not have another battery, i can't not test the battery connector..... So, do you think that my logic board is damaged ? thanks for answering my post.[/quote]

One thing keeps bothering me: does anyone know why the battery connector divided itself in four paths instead of two, or sometimes three, as in any standard electrical network ?

[quote|Fenrir]One thing keeps bothering me: does anyone know why the battery connector divided itself in four paths instead of two, or sometimes three, as in any standard electrical network ?[/quote]