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Add Note Step 4

  • Gently lift the rear panel using your fingers.

  • The front and back of the iPod should now be completely separated.

  • The gold antenna (third picture) can easily fall out from its housing. Make sure that the antenna is securely in place before closing the iPod.

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Add Note Step 5 — Logic Board

  • The battery is glued to the iPod's display, but no screws hold it in place.

  • Flip the iPod 180 degrees so it matches the orientation in the picture.

  • Carefully insert the spudger in between the battery and the display. There are routing cables underneath, so make sure you slowly pry the battery loose.

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Add Note Step 6

  • Use a spudger (or your fingernails) to remove the gold antenna. The antenna bends easily, so make sure not to apply too much pressure.

  • Use the spudger to remove the connector on the left side.

  • Remove two Phillips screws.

Add NoteNotes: Step 5

Flag Reply by DUSTmurph Oct 7 @ 11:12 AM

Could I possibly just cut the battery cables in this step and solder them to the wires on the new battery??

Add NoteNotes: Step 6

Flag Reply by NoH2O 5 days ago

These two screws are short.