Good evening amibayers,
This evening I am in search of an Ipod guru.
My Ipod Nano 2nd generation is totally dead - i have had a new battery soldered in and it worked for 10 mins or so but the components on the main board became hot as soon as the new battery was installed and within 15 mins the Ipod was dead again. A new battery fitted resulted in the same problem. So I am wondering if there is a regulator on the mainboard which controls the battery which is drawing too much power? Certainly there must be a fault on the mainboard.
Is there a guru I can send this to for repair ? Or any recommendations? I was thinking BadAd84 but he doesn't seem here very often these days? A very small 00 gauge crosshead screw driver is needed
(Incidentally i have tried all the soft and hard resets recommended by Apple - this looks like a hardware fault)
Hmmm help? :sos
This evening I am in search of an Ipod guru.
My Ipod Nano 2nd generation is totally dead - i have had a new battery soldered in and it worked for 10 mins or so but the components on the main board became hot as soon as the new battery was installed and within 15 mins the Ipod was dead again. A new battery fitted resulted in the same problem. So I am wondering if there is a regulator on the mainboard which controls the battery which is drawing too much power? Certainly there must be a fault on the mainboard.
Is there a guru I can send this to for repair ? Or any recommendations? I was thinking BadAd84 but he doesn't seem here very often these days? A very small 00 gauge crosshead screw driver is needed
(Incidentally i have tried all the soft and hard resets recommended by Apple - this looks like a hardware fault)
Hmmm help? :sos
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