Battery
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3 Answers 1 Score |
Correct disk formatting for replacement iPod hard drive? |
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The Brown connector broken. |
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iPod has sad face whenever I turn it on. |
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How do I repair a broken hold/lock switch? |
Parts
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Models
A1136 30 GB, A1136 60 GB, A1136 80 GB
Troubleshooting
Track down a number of hardware problems using the iPod Video Troubleshooting Guide.
Identification and Background
Released early October 2005, the fifth generation iPod, or iPod Video, shed the rounded styling of the fourth generation in favor of a flat front panel attached to a rounded metal rear case. The iPod Video was the first iPod to feature video playback as well as picture viewing. It was offered in sizes ranging from 30 to 80 GB.
Use the iPod identification system to help you identify your iPod. They tend to look very similar, and it's important to know which one you have before ordering any replacement parts.
Upgrade Information
In order to upgrade from a 30GB HD to a 60/80GB HD you need to replace the following parts:
- 60/80 GB rear panel
- 60/80 GB headphone jack
- 60/80 GB battery
- 60/80 GB rubber bumpers
- 60/80 GB HD
