Installing iPod 1st Generation Front Panel - Page 2

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Peel up the gray rubber bumper near the hard drive ribbon to reveal the T6 Torx screw beneath.
Remove the newly revealed T6 Torx screw.

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Remove the 3 remaining T6 Torx screws from the logic board.

Edit Step 11 ¶

Slide the logic board away from the port end of the casing and lift it out of the iPod.

Edit Step 12 ¶

Front panel remains.

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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

For more information, check out the iPod 1st Generation device page.

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Required Tools

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