Apple iPod nano Take Apart Repair Manual
Short summary:
Apple iPod nano Take Apart Repair Manual. as a guide in order to help you repair problems on your iPod Working on. headphone jack, and data port. There is one slight difference between the design of the 2GB and 4GB models ...
Long summary:
Welcome to the iPod nano Take-Apart manual. Nanos are small and fragile, so you have to handle them with care. The inside is pretty much one piece including the logic board, battery (which is soldered on), RAM (2 or 4GB), headphone jack, and data port. There is one slight difference between the design of the 2GB and 4GB models. The 2GB model in the revisions seen so far have a socketed daughterboard. This allows for easy replacement of the RAM by just removing a couple of screws. The 4GB models have the RAM chip soldered directly to the logic board making it nearly impossible to change RAM chips without the proper soldering equipment. This manual will show a comparison between the two models a little bit later. of 11 Copyright © 2006 Powerbookmedic.com. All rights reserved. Opening the Case: It is a good idea to stick some tape around the edge of the metal back casing right up next to the groove between the metal back casing and the plastic top case. It is quite easy to slip while you are using your flat tool and scratch the metal case. The tape will help shield the case from most accidental slips. The best place to start is wherever you feel most comfortable. It is recommended to not start near the headphone jack, hold button, and data port. The trick is finding a tool flat enough to be able to slide between the cases such as the iPod Take Apart tool available on the Powerbookmedic.com website. of 11 Copyright © 2006 Powerbookmedic.com. All rights reserved. If you have an extremely flat screwdriver, small putty knife, x-acto blade, those seem to work best. Sometimes it is good to slip one tool in between the cases to get some room and use another flat tool so you have more of a gap to work with. Work your way around gently prying up until the top case pops off. Dont remove the back case with force or you may break some vital internals You should now have the back case removed. There arent any cables connected to the back case. You can now see the back of the logic board...
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