www.RepairsUniverse.com – This iPod Nano 3rd Generation LCD Screen Replacement instructional video guide shows how to take apart your iPod Nano and repair a cracked or damaged screen. All replacement parts and repair tools used in this video can be found on the RepairsUniverse web site below. http
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fixyouripod.weebly.com Part 5 in a series of Ipod repair. This video will show you how to safely remove scratches and clean your ipod. This method works for all ipods any make or model. If you’re on the market for a new ipod check out or website or contact us. http
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@16jamiehayes This issue is hard to know what it is without running some tests as it could be a number of things causing it. Sorry we can’t help more.
hi. what can i do if my nano 3rd gen is constantly stuck on the apple logo when i try to turn it on? would be very grateful for some advice!!
@xXL1LR3YXx Glad you found it useful and it helped with your repair.
Whoaaa. This video has been out for exactly one year Today: 1/6/2011 and apparently i still needed it. Thanks for the video!!
hello I need help to repair the lock button and let me know if you have a replacement button …. they are grateful,,, greetings from Colombia
@AaronIsTan Ofcourse we are, we help thousands of customers repair their devices every month.
is this site trustable?
Thanks for this, how do I put the ribbon cable back properly?
how do i replace a broken click wheel?
@captainclayman No need for glue, the clips simply snap back into place.
@captainclayman Putting it back is easier than the take apart. Just reverse the instructions.
how hard is it to put together? does the backplate just snap back on to the ipod or do you need some kind of special glue or something.
how hard is it to put back together after this?
@Max22345 Its a small Phillips screwdriver. We sell the correct size Phillips at RepairsUniverse (dot) com
What Screwdriver Is That ?
thanks man
@LBERNABE Safe open pry tools. You can find these in the “Tools” section on the RepairsUniverse (dot) com web site.
what tools did you use?
Be careful with the clips as you take it apart.
The screen needs to be removed from the front face protector.
there is a piece of black tape over the exposed electronic components. If these remain uncovered with the new screen replacement, they could (and do) couple to the battery holder, preventing the iPod from turning on.
Remove the tape and put it on the replacement screen.
The headphone jack has a flange that needs to be placed under the circuit board or it will not fit properly.
@viper04658 Glad we could help you repair your 3rd generation iPod Nano lcd screen.
very helpful man. very explanitory.
this is a nice video, will there be a way to then put the screen in and put it back together? i would like to get everything exact.
oh and the apple logos gonna rub off soon
been there done that
thats not dirt within scratches… thats metal
looks more like a room for a porno set
@gagd14 if it wasted 8 minutes of ur life then dont watch check out the video called the 12 fuck yous of youtube its about people that say oh this video sucks man i just wasted what ever minutes of my life
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Thanks for the vid. I gotta 3rd gen click thats about as clean as a new york sewer rat! I just got a touch about a month ago. i’ve been keeping it pretty clean. Do you have any suggestions on removing those hairline swirl marks on the “chrome”?
Thanks for the vid. I gotta 3rd gen click thats about as clean as a new york sewer rat! I just got a touch about a month ago. i’ve been keeping it pretty clean. Do you have any suggestions on removing those hairline swirl marks on the “chrome”?
U dumb fuck all that does is it makes it shiny it wont buff out scratches i know becasuse i tried it and at the end there were still SCRATCHES!!!!
wow man. Thanx.
@harrymedan it didnt work
i wasted 8 minutes of my life watching you clean your ipod it still has scratches in the end!!
Also the word removes means totally gone. Good as new.
U didn’t removed it u only made it cleaner. Same thing I’ve been doing with rubbing alcohol.
@rclark23 The generation of iPod used in the video does, in fact, have a metal back.
Banana method does not work, it doesn’t do anything. Toothpaste does, but it can make screens cloudy. But I’ve used brasso. It works really good. I have that silver polish in that brand, it doesn’t seem to remove my scratches. You had more than me though, I think I will get a bigger cloth.
The top rated comments say EXACTLY the same thing.
everyone says the backs are metal,, oh contrair,, they are chrome PLASTIC,,
I would be mostly worried of polishing off the logo and or serial # information.
Might want to tell people to write down and put serial # in a safe place prior to doing this,,,
will this work on the 5th gen. ipod i have a blue one
i used it with brasso, ITS A BLOODY MIRICLE ON MY NANO 1GEN
Just Use A Glasses Cloth.
why would you wanna squeez it ;o and press it too hard ouch
why would you wanna squeez it ;o
“You don’t have to rub too hard..”
Lololol
man i never thought of metal polish! thanks!
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weeman metal polish