The only thing you haven't seen in the previous photos is the curvy piece of metal that was attached near the audio plug. Our best guess is that it acts as a ground for the device.
Our intention was to put our iPod Nano back together in working condition. Unfortunately, we ran into a problem. The closest we have come to bringing it back to life so far is the white screen of death.
We are going to keep trying to get the iPod working again, but I am discouraged. Darn my unsteady fingers.
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So perhaps the ribbons are either displaced
or
your actions may have introduced ESD?
(maybe you followed bench precautions but I dont see your A-static equipment in the backg... (Read the rest) - Posted by: radcom@... Posted on: 10/27/07 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
 Interesting.. Patrick Jones | 10/25/07 |
| RE: (Gallery: Cracking open the iPod Nano) Albertito | 10/26/07 |
| RE: (Gallery: Cracking open the iPod Nano) chris741@... | 10/26/07 |
| RE: (Gallery: Cracking open the iPod Nano) davinp@... | 10/26/07 |
 RE: (Gallery: Cracking open the iPod Nano) radcom@... | 10/27/07 |
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