Ipod Repair - Quick Steps
Like every other electronic device, iPods break down. Until now, the prospect of repairing an iPod was daunting, if not nearly impossible for the average user. In this full-color, inexpensive guide, the owner of the fastest-growing chain of iPod repair shops in the U.S. shares the secrets of figuring out what is wrong with an iPod and fixing it--without paying costly repair bills. He also reveals how to make an iPod work even better.
Table of contents
Chapter 1. What Kind of iPod Do I Have?
Chapter 2. What's Wrong: Diagnosing Your iPod
Chapter 3. *****ing the Case
Chapter 4. Power Issues: Replacing the Battery and Other Power Concerns
Chapter 5. Can't See a Thing: Replacing Broken Screens
Chapter 6. Storing Tunes and Such: Sorting Out Your Hard Drive
Chapter 7. Cranking up the Volume: Replacing Your Audio Jack
Chapter 8. Facing the Music: Replacing the Front Panel or Shell
Chapter 9. Does Not Compute: Replacing the Logic Board
Chapter 10. More Than Just Tunes: Looking at Third-Party Firmware and Software
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Um...don't even THINK of repairing your ipod by yourself - the newer models especially, like the ipod nano, iphone, ipod touch, which this book does not even cover, anyways. use a reputable online company like ipodjuice.com or myrepairsipod.com since if you try it yourself like my husband did you will only make it worse.
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