⟐ Answered januari 09, 2024 at 19:39 MST

⟐ Commented januari 30, 2023 at 11:51 MST

Is er een afbeelding te vinden van hoe de koperbanen lopen zodat ik daar op kan aansluiten. Met de volt/Ohm meter kan ik nog niets vinden.

⟐ Answered november 26, 2020 at 9:24 MST

Daarbij heb ik perongeluk het middelste gouden knopje onder de play/pause knop kapot gemaakt. Weet iemand of ik die ergens kan kopen en kan vervangen alvast bedankt

⟐ Answer edited september 23, 2020 at 13:54 MST

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⟐ Answered januari 10, 2017 at 12:54 MST

⟐ Answered november 22, 2016 at 8:36 MST

I'm loocking for a Doc connector for mij iPod shuffle. Can somebody help me?

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⟐ Edited by author mei 23, 2016 at 6:24 MST

Here’s what’s happening:

• If it’s unplugged, it does absolutely nothing and won’t power on.
• If it’s connected to a wall charger, it immediately starts boot looping (Apple logo for about 5 seconds, black screen for about 3 seconds, then repeats indefinitely).
• The moment I unplug it, it shuts off immediately.
• I replaced the battery with a brand new iFixit battery, but the behavior didn’t change.
• The iPod can enter Recovery Mode and DFU Mode, and my computer recognizes it.
• However, when I try to Update or Restore it using Apple Devices, iTunes, or 3uTools, the instant I click Update/Restore, the iPod exits Recovery Mode, goes black, and then shows the low battery screen. It never gets to the Apple logo with the progress bar.

Has anyone experienced this before or know what hardware issue could cause these symptoms? I’m hoping to repair the iPod without losing the data if possible, so I’d like to avoid restoring it unless absolutely necessary.

When unplugged the battery holds charge quite well, and when plugged in it will immediately show a full battery icon with a lightning bolt inside of it. When in the diagnostics tool, the battery reads as 3.779V and the charging value as 100mA. It has undergone a factory wipe, and is detected by my PC with no issues.

I'm at my wits end here, any advice?

⟐ Commented juli 11, 2026 at 19:28 MST

⟐ Commented juli 08, 2026 at 9:09 MST

• The iPod has a new battery.
• I had the same issue on different PCs with different cables.
• I tried cleaning the connector with isopropanol.
  

⟐ Commented juli 04, 2026 at 4:49 MST

I need to run jumpers from the missing solder pads for the battery connection but I’m unsure to what points.

Can someone with knowledge please advise?

Images below from microscope.

Help is greatly appreciated.

⟐ Answered juli 02, 2026 at 11:45 MST

⟐ Answer edited juli 02, 2026 at 9:16 MST

I accidentally damaged the original battery pad (red circle) and also damaged the small gold via/test point (black circle). To repair the battery connection, I ran a thin copper jumper wire from the yellow circled point, which appears to be a good battery trace/pad, to the damaged battery pad area.

The iPod powers on, but it doesn’t seem to hold a charge properly. I tried charging it, but the battery either doesn’t charge or doesn’t retain the charge.

My questions are:

• Does my jumper repair from the yellow point to the original battery pad look correct?
• Could the damaged gold via/test point in the black circle be part of the charging or battery sensing circuit?
• Is there a way to determine where that damaged via originally connected?
• Has anyone repaired this area on an iPod Nano 7th gen before and knows the correct fix?

ALSO HOW CAN I FIX THAT YELLOW DOT IN THE BLACK CIRCLE

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’ve attached photos of the damage and my repair attempt. Thanks!

This is the actual logic board

⟐ Answered juli 02, 2026 at 0:14 MST