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Replace a broken or damaged logic board for your 80 GB or Thick 160 GB iPod Classic with this part. This is a used, OEM part.
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I had a bad LCD screen, and after purchasing that years ago, I took the iPod apart. And when disconnecting the hard drive ribbon from the MB, I ruined the connector. Finally purchased a new MB and frame along with new iFlash 128GB MB and SDHC card and decided to give it a try to repair.
The worst part of this whole endeavor is the case separation. Using spudgers and other items, it'll come off okay, but it helps if you've done this before. Taking my own time, I got all the items back together and did a test run prior to putting the case together. Format the card, connect to iTunes, restore the iPod, LCD screen good, load some songs and all was good. Now the case went together. OMG! I must have put the pad on the iFlash in a bad spot. LCD screen went nuts! Back to splitting the case and taking the pad out completely and just using some foam from the old hard drive. Did another test before putting it together, and then snap the case and all is good again :)
Take your time! Be patient! Breathe! Definitely do a test run before putting the case halves back together. Now I have my first original iPod back in business with a new iFlash 128GB drive!
I had a bad LCD screen, and after purchasing that years ago, I took the iPod apart. And when disconnecting the hard drive ribbon from the MB, I ruined the connector. Finally purchased a new MB and frame along with new iFlash 128GB MB and SDHC card and decided to give it a try to repair.
The worst par . . .
I had an old iPod that was in need of a replacement hard drive. I disassembled the iPod to remove/replace the hard drive and ended up damaging the LCD screen. I decided to replace not only the hard drive, but the hard drive cable, LCD screen and also the battery. Even after replacing these components I was still having trouble with the iPod not functioning, so it was clear I needed to replace the logic board also.
Since the iPod was already disassembled it was fairly quick and easy to swap out the logic board and reassemble the iPod.
The process of repairing my iPod classic was a lot easier than I would've thought and feel like pretty much anyone can do it, as long as they take their time and use the right tools.
I had an old iPod that was in need of a replacement hard drive. I disassembled the iPod to remove/replace the hard drive and ended up damaging the LCD screen. I decided to replace not only the hard drive, but the hard drive cable, LCD screen and also the battery. Even after replacing these component . . .
My classic no longer accept music from iTunes. Once connected to my MacBookPro15, iTunes says that the iPod is no longer readable. Restoration was unsuccessful. Online forums discussed the error being a result of the OS. I have no intention of upgrading to El Capitan since reports have been negative, so I continued to search the forums. The next suggested that the logic board may have gone bad, so I ordered and replaced this.
The repair guide is excellent and very true. This is a beast to open. I managed it with a little frustration and thankfully no damage. Take your time and be aware of ALL the locking clips. Once open the ribbon removal and shifting of other parts is fairly simple. Reassembly is also fairly simple.
Unfortunately this did not solve my problem. Further research indicated that reformatting the hard drive may work. I did a seven pass writeover of the drive. The iPod is no longer rejected by iTunes; however, the iPod does not retain the music once added. My next attempt will be to replace the drive.
"Once more unto the breach dear friends"
My classic no longer accept music from iTunes. Once connected to my MacBookPro15, iTunes says that the iPod is no longer readable. Restoration was unsuccessful. Online forums discussed the error being a result of the OS. I have no intention of upgrading to El Capitan since reports have been nega . . .
Was going to just replace the battery took some time to get the case open then went to disconnect the battery ribbon and broke the terminal off the logic board oh sh***t
Replacing the logic board i followed your repair guide which i found great but refitting one of the screws that secures the logic board to the frame i crossthreaded it so only held by one put it all back together including a new battery case clipped back as it was before turned on message to connect to itunes battery very low connected to computer i would say that my library didn't match up with the board had to reset lost information that was not in the library that was on the other board then disconnected from computer tried to charge with charger didn't charge after hours reconnect to itunes for 3-4 hours all good now working fine no problems thank you
I would recommend a some type of magnifying screen to work under i only had a hand held one
Was going to just replace the battery took some time to get the case open then went to disconnect the battery ribbon and broke the terminal off the logic board oh sh***t
Replacing the logic board i followed your repair guide which i found great but refitting one of the screws that secures the logi . . .
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