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'' itIt seems that there is some design flaw on the the new curved casing on the 4th gen. i'veI've been reading thruthrough different postsposts, and this seems to be a recurring problem and needs to be addressed by apple. the board/clickwheel afterApple. After a lot of useuse, the board/clickwheel loosens up and creatingcreates some form of unstable contact, acontact. A solution iI found is by addingto add a firm backing to it. iI did this by inserting a piece of thin plastic (thina thin old credit card would do) between the board and the aluminum casing on the bottom end of the iPod. I tried this with 2 of my iPods and it worked. '''ofOf course you need to take out the bottom plastic cover and the aluminum connector support with the 2 screws first.''' hopefirst. Hope this workworks for you guys.'' GOODLUCKguys. GOOD LUCK!
'' it seems that there is some design flaw on the the new curved casing on the 4th gen. i've been reading thru different posts and this seems to be a recurring problem and needs to be addressed by apple. the board/clickwheel after a lot of use loosens up and creating some form of unstable contact, a solution i found is by adding a firm backing to it. i did this by inserting a piece of thin plastic (thin old credit card would do) between the board and the aluminum casing on the bottom end of the iPod. tried this with 2 of my iPods and it worked. '''of course you need to take the bottom plastic cover and the aluminum connector support with the 2 screws first.''' hope this work for you guys.'' GOODLUCK!