iPod classic repair prices

The iPod classic display is open to damages. If we are greeted by a white or entirely black screen, or the picture is striped or noisy, then replacing the display is necessary.

If an external force damages the front panel or the display protector acrylic and they get damaged or break, it becomes necessary to replace the front panel to protect the iPod.

After the battery wears out and it discharges faster, or it doesn’t charge properly, or doesn’t take charge, or the iPod only turns on when it’s plugged in. Replacing the battery solves these problems.

If the controller button partly or entirely fails and it’s pressure point disappears, or it doesn’t work like it should, or certain buttons don’t respond, the click wheel needs to be replaced.

Problems with the jack connector can affect the audio quality of the plugged in earphone, it can lead to a creaking sound or one side failing entirely. If a jack plug gets stuck inside or any other object and they can’t be pulled out, the connector needs to be replaced.

The HDD can fail, because the iPod is a portable device. In these cases, it’s possible that it doesn’t boot up, requires connection to iTunes, draws a question mark to the display or we can’t sync it with our computer. This is when the HDD needs to be replaced with a new, appropriate one.

If the 120 GB iPod HDD fails or you would like to upgrade to it from a 80 GB drive.