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iPod quit. Tried pressing menu & center button. iPod wouldn't turn on. No image on display. Plugged nano into usb port & also wall charger & no image on display. Replaced battery. Same problem.
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hi don, anything new ? - was it the battery ?
it would be great to hear from you again - you could accept the answer to movr this question to the resolved ones and others could access this information easier
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Markus. I installed another battery that measured 3.7vdc. iPod still dead. No image on screen. Afraid iPod is toast after all! Don
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do you have a mac or a pc ??
if you have a pc, start itunes, connect the iPod and then press and hold select and manu on the clickwheel - hold it for ~10 seconds - do you hear any "connect/disconnect" sounds from the computer?
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I have a PC. The computer does make sounds as you suggest. I guess it's connect/disconnect. The iPod loads songs from Itunes but there's nothing on the display & therefore can't play songs from the iPod. Don
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hi don, thanks for the info. when did the lcd went out - before or after the battery change (was it related to the error message you had when it was connected (i only want to clarify this point?)?
Markus. The LCD has never worked once the iPod quit. It didn't work prior to or after the battery was changed. No Apple symbol or anything. Don
strange, the most "blank nano's" did work again after resetting them, restoring could also be a thing you could try.
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anything in the past that could be responsible for this behavior ?
door markus weiher
Markus. Can't think of anything. It wasn't dropped. iPod was connected to Itunes when fault occured & several codes came up on laptop screen. I didn't record them. Battery that was replaced measured 3.1 vdc & maybe it was OK. That battery was connected to a small (3/16 X 1 inch) circuit board via 2 metal tabs. The small boards output was a copper strip that had 3 holes in the end that were soldered to the logic board. The new battery had only the copper strip with the 3 holes in the end that was soldered to the logic board. The iPod just doesn't display any image. Do you think it's toast? Appreciate your comments. Don
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first of all - it could be toast. but maybe you should try a few things. disassemble it again and check the connections on the logicboard. since you can start it without the case - you should try that. check the contacts of the dock connector (inside and outside the nano) - watch out for some white/green/black stuff
measuring the battery was a good idea - die you also measure the old one ?
does any voltage came to the battery contacts if the usb cable is connected ?
door markus weiher
Which connections to check on the logic board?
How do I start the iPod out of the case?
Don't see any white/green/black stuff.
The old battery measured 3.1v & the new 2.64v.
No change in battery voltage when USB cable connected.
Where should battery voltage be measured? I peeled back the battery plastic to measure voltage across 2 metal tabs. Can the voltage be measured at the end of the battery cable to the logic board. If so can you advise how?
Thank you.
door don
you can measure the voltage directly at the battery cable - since the "charged" battery has 2.64v - it's to low - but that could be a usb problem!!
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