Stephen Schumacher

This problem shows up everywhere but NO solutions! does anyone know? i currently bought a lot of ipods (18 to be exact)...

im trying to find a product that is used or can be used to glue the iphone 4 lcd and glasss back together as one peice. i...

this is usually caused by some sort of damamge to the mother board during the repair process. if a component was knocked loose or knocked off then the phone would try to compinsate for the missing link. in return the phone works in over time mode and eventually shuts off either to cool itself down or to try t oreset itself to fix the problem. 9 times out of 10 its mother board damamge. you will just have to look really hard for the error. good luck and i hope this helps

the headphone jack is damamged. im not farmiliar with the interior of that gen ipod but the older models usually have soldered headphone jacks. i would start by going to youtube and watching an ipod 4th gen headphone jack repair video (or search for audio jack, teardown, anything that will show you the process) you can determine yourself if its somthing you can do or if it requires a skilled hand. then i would go to ebay or amazon and find the part needed. then go for it lol good luck, i hope this helps :)

yes you can live without the buttons... just make sure it doens turn off. because if it does it may be hard to turn it back on. . i would look at your local repair shops the majority of then do these type of repairs. usually like 50$

lens cover?? im confused on what your trying to explain. are you trying to clean the lens on the camera itself? or the back plate lens area? either way the answer is yes. just done use an exsessive amount. to must saturation may make a mess and cause problems. use a q-tip :) and if its scratched a lot you can always buy a replacemennt camera for about 20ish or a new backplate for about 15$ they are super super easy to install ifixit has alot of nice tutorials. :) thanks

sounds like a back light issue to me. 1 of 2 things can fix this. 1. install a new screen assembly and its easy as that :) 2. the backlight IC is damamged on the mother board. this will entail that it needs an advanced repair done that requires very skilled hands. try the first one and see if that works, but if not look on ebay or local repair shops if you need to do number 2.

hard to pin point the actual issue. try putting in recovery mode and restoring. but if the screen is damamged you would need a new screen assembly i would try is a new screen assembly if that doesnt work. i would go with www.pacifictoy.com thats who i use. they ship fast too from CA. do some cleaning on the inside so there is no bridged components. try them all and just tinker with it a bit. let me know if it works

i belive its called the bezel frame. very easy to replace. you can remove it usuing your finger nail. but to get to it you must disassemble the phone. www.pacifictoy.com sells these, they are based in CA and shipping is fast. just make sure you buy the right one because there are brackets that hold it in place. PLEASE NOTE THIS ITS A VERY COMMON MISTAKE (1) when installing the new bezel frame make sure the bracket are in the right place. its very easy to install upside down. i hope this helps :)

usually no there is not. but a good way to check is to get a pin and ust poke around the camera lens area on both sides. if there is a film there you will see an indentation in it, which then yoiu will be able to remove. i have bought and installed many transparent backs and only 1 has had a protective film over the lens area. i hope this helps :)

doubt its a software problem. but im assuming you have replaced your speaker right? if not try that first but if you ahve make sure that the 2 copper prongs are touching the 2 copper pads on the charging flex cable. if you have good contact inspect the charging flex cable connection to the mother board for damage. if no damage i would try to replace the charging flex cable all together. if that doesnt work then you may have damaged the mother board and an IC will need to be replaced.

yes it possible to do yourself but requires a skilled hand. soldering, if done wront can damamge your device beyond the point of repair. i tried doing this several times and have failed HORRIBLE at each one and im pretty talented at gadget repair. i advice to get help from a friend or family who knows what their doing.