Battery Replacement Kits for Apple's iPod, iPhone and iPad

Trustworthy Technicians Can Repair Your iPod Video

Video iPod repairs are needed more and more it seems these days. They have spinning hard drives (30, 60, and 80 gigabytes) and crisp color screens that draw lots of power and demand a lot from their logic board and other high-tech innards. And we love this particular iPod, as they are easy to open and a simple iPod Video repair goes a long way toward keeping it from the apple graveyard.

While we do a great deal of battery replacements here, we can also fix anything that might go wrong with your black or white iPod Video music player. Hard drives and LCD's seem to be the most frequent type of service performed, along with new logic boards, which is the main board inside the unit that controls all of the players' functionality.

Another common fifth generation iPod ailment is the broken off/hold switch or volume levels not working. The main reason either of these two functions stop working is because the thin ribbon cable that manages these components is disconnected from the motherboard or is damaged/torn. The proximity of this cable to the glue that secures the old battery in place is most likely the main reason why this wire is compromised - when the old battery is pulled up, the glue underneath the battery may pull at the cable and might even slice it clean.

But even this part is something we have in stock and this fifth gen iPod Video repair takes but a few minutes for the experienced Apple iPod repair tech. Once the parts are pulled from inventory, installed, and tested, the iPod Video is charged up and played down for several hours to ensure that your iPod is working and as clean as can be.

The shipping materials that we use for our customers' iPods is a combination of anti-static bubble-mailers and solid cardboard boxes to prevent the iPod Video from getting crushed or water damaged during the move from our iPod Video repair shop you your home or work address. Even though iPods are generally pretty durable, we like to add a bit of extra packaging. Just to ensure it has a safe ride.

Recent Comments from Our Customers

"Dear Milliamp, First of all, thanks for a wonderful product that allowed me to replace my iPod battery at a fraction of the cost of sending it to Apple, who also would have sent me back a different iPod. I installed the battery and IT WORKS!! Still, I am a little worried about whether I did it exactly right. In Step 3, Connect the New Battery, there is a reference to the battery clasp being in the “raised and open position.” I never actually lifted the clasp (Step 2 said “you MAY use the flathead screwdriver to gently lift the plastic fragile clasp that secures the battery cable in place.” It didn’t say I MUST, so I didn’t!) What I did was push the end of the battery cable into the clasp, like in figure 3B. I didn’t need to push the clasp down because I didn’t raise it to begin with. The instructions for step 3 also say that the clasp simply holds the battery cable in position – so I am presuming that I did this right. I guess my concern is that I did it wrong so that the battery cable might come loose. I don’t think that is likely, since I believe the back of the case will hold it in place. In any case, if you think I made a mistake, please let me know! Thanks very much. I have already recommended you to a friend."
Dennis from Loudonville, NY (Order J106681DT)

"New battery is doing great. Thanks for outstanding iPod repair. I will recommend you to everyone I know with an iPod. Thanks again."
James from Heyburn, ID (Order 55034)

"Dear Milliamp Representatives, I am returning my old battery for disposal as per your instructions. Thanks so much for your superb service! I will recommend your company to all of my family and friends. Sincerely,"
Guillermo from West Chester, PA (Order 54392)

"Thanks for all of your help and for letting me know what was wrong with the iPod. I will definitely keep you in mind for future services. You are honest and true to your word and I appreciate that. You were also quick to respond to my inquiries and that is also appreciated. Thanks so much. Cheers!"
Kevin from Boulder Creek, CA (Order 77495)

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Examples of iPod Video Repair Issues that We Have Encountered and Resolved

"1.Audio only comes out of one ear bud. 2.The battery wont keep charge. 3.The sad face will not go away, and sometimes it plays and then freezes!" "1-center button hangs up. 2- freezes up. 3-will not turn off at times." "5th gen black iPod Video -- won't turn on, even if plugged into the wall" "dunked bottom half into Coke." "won't power on, could be battery might be logic board."
(Orders 66312, 67284, 61298, 61510, 69294)

"possible battery issue on one and headphone jack on another" "I believe it is the battery, but iPod will not turn on." "Bought this ipod 2nd hand. Was at first having static in playback, then suddenly no sound at all. I have tried several different headphones and speakers, and nada. I do not have a iPod dock to attempt this on. Please help." "Both iPods have the same problem: Although they were somewhat charged, they will not turn on, even when hooked up to power. The white one went dead when it was plugged into a charger in the house and the black one went dead when it was plugged into a car " "Button wheel doesn't work, but iPod lights up when charging/syncing. Tried reseting and factory restoring to no avail."
(Orders 61528, 61579, 61583, 61591, 61660)

"The problem is the buttons and "touch" wheel doesn't work. Only can turn on via Hold switch on top." "Doesn't turn on. Might be iPod Video battery." "Battery seems to charge OK. Problem is that sound and screen go off randomly. The problem occurs from both ear bud jack as well as the base of the iPod. Thanks for your help."
(Orders 57243, 57649, 59261)