iPad 1st Gen 3G Parts
Replacement parts for your iPad 1st Gen 3G model to fix your broken tablet!
iFixit has you covered with parts, tools, and free repair guides. Repair with confidence! All of our replacement parts are tested to rigorous standards and backed by our industry-leading warranty.
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Ersatzteile für iPad 1st Gen 3G:
iPad Battery
Replace a 6600 mAh battery compatible with iPad 1st Gen A1219 and A1337 models Wi-Fi and 3G. Battery model #A1315. 3.7 Volts (V). Part #616-0448.
iPhone Earbuds & Microphone
Use your device hands-free.
iPhone & iPod USB Cable
Restore connectivity between your iPhone and computer with this replacement cable.
iPad Volume Button
This is the external plastic volume button cover. It does not include the internal volume button switch.
iPad Rotation Lock Button
This is the external plastic rotation lock button cover. It does not include the internal lock button switch.
iPad USB 10W AC Adapter (Original)
Replace a broken or damaged AC adapter for your iPad with this part.
iPad Screen Protector
Keep your iPad screen looking pristine and protected from scratches and blemishes! Includes screen protector, cleaning cloth, and air bubble removal tool.
iPad 3G Screen Digitizer
Touch portion of display with the frame, antenna, home button and clips.
iPad 3G (1st Gen) Logic Board
Replace a motherboard compatible with the 1st Generation iPad 3G. Fix processing issues like unexpected shutdowns, reboots or water damage.
Geräteinformation
The iPad 3G was released in April 2010. The model offers 3G data connectivity, which is offered through AT&T in the United States. Data service can be purchased monthly, and does not require a long-term contract.
The most commonly needed repairs for the first generation iPad are cracked screens and dead battery replacements. iFixit has the best 1st Gen iPad display glass and 1st Gen iPad batteries on the market, along with a complete catalog of other first generation iPad parts for the less common part swaps.
All first generation iPad repairs will require a set of standard precision electronics tools.
Once all parts and tools have been acquired, head to iFixit’s first generation iPad repair guides for step-by-step instructions on how to complete your desired repair.