iPod nano repair prices

If the LCD gets damaged, the display provides a bad quality picture, or it's striped, or it's entirely white or in some cases even the backlight fails to function.

The front panel and the acrylic glass protecting the display can be damaged if the iPod gets dropped. To avert further damage to the iPod, the front panel has to be replaced.

Damage from dropping the device can affect the back case of the iPod too. We take out the internal components from the severely damaged case and rebuild them in a new one.

If the iPod doesn't last as long as it did when it was new, the battery has to be replaced. Sometimes the iPod isn't charging when plugged in - while displaying the charging icon as if it were functioning normally, or it only turns on when plugged in. The decrease in battery capacity after a few years is normal.

If the controller button is partly or entirely faulty and it's pressure point disappears or it doesn't function as it should, or some buttons don't respond, the Click Wheel has to be replaced.

LCD problems usually occur thanks to dropping the iPod. In these instances, the iPod display provides a bad quality, striped image, or it's entirely white or black. In these cases we replace the display panel.

The front panel and the glass protecting the display can be damaged if the iPod gets dropped. To avert further damage to the iPod, the front panel has to be replaced.

The decrease in battery capacity after a few years is normal, but if it discharges too quickly, the battery has to be replaced. Sometimes the iPod isn't charging when plugged in - while displaying the charging icon as if it were functioning normally, or it only turns on when plugged in.

The hold button makes it possible for the Click Wheel lock to function on the device. If the ribbon cable is damaged, the Click Wheel can't be turned on and it produces unwanted inputs in our pocket.

LCD problems usually occur thanks to dropping the iPod. In these instances, the iPod display provides a bad quality, striped image, or it's entirely white or black. In these cases we replace the display panel.

The front glass panel protecting the display can be damaged if the iPod gets dropped. If that happens, it needs to be replaced to protect the iPod.

Camera issues affect iPods too. It's possible that the camera app doesn't open or it freezes or it takes bad quality images. In these instances, the camera module has to be replaced.

Errors in the jack connector can influence sound quality, it can distort it or cut off one side of the sound entirely. If the head of the jack connector breaks or other foreign material gets stuck inside the connector and it can't be pulled out, it has to be replaced.

The decrease in battery capacity after a year is normal, but if it discharges too quickly, the battery has to be replaced. Sometimes the iPod isn't charging when plugged in - while displaying the charging icon as if it were functioning normally, or it only turns on when plugged in.

If the controller button is partly or entirely faulty and it's pressure point disappears or it doesn't function as it should, or some buttons don't respond, the Click Wheel has to be replaced.

Damage from dropping the device can affect the back case of the iPod too. We take out the internal components from the severely damaged case and rebuild them in a new one.

If the touch display cracks, it has immediately visible effects. If the LCD breaks, the iPod displays a bad quality image, sometimes with stripes, or the entire display becomes white or there is no image at all and only the backlight works. These faults can be caused by liquid damage too. In the case of the iPod nano 6th gen, the LCD and touch panel is laminated and the whole part has to be replaced.

The decrease in battery capacity affects the 6th gen iPod nano too. A sign of this is if it discharges too quickly, the battery has to be replaced. Sometimes the iPod isn't charging when plugged in - while displaying the charging icon as if it were functioning normally, or it only turns on when plugged in.

Sometimes the display lock and power buttons fail at the same time or their pressure point disappears or they don't respond at all.

Problems with the audio ribbon cable can affect the volume buttons. The jack connector is situated on the cable too. If the head of the jack connector breaks or other foreign material gets stuck inside the connector and it can't be pulled out, it has to be replaced.

If the LCD display survived the damage and only the acrylic cover and touch panel got damaged, it has to be replaced to avoid further damage to the iPod.

As the display gets bigger in these devices, the likelihood increases that they can get damage if we drop the iPod. Damages from dropping can result in bad screen quality, stripes on the display or no image at all. Liquid damage can also cause some of these issues.

The decrease in battery capacity affects the 7th gen iPod nano too after a year. A sign of this is if it discharges too quickly. Sometimes the iPod only turns on when plugged in. In these cases the battery has to be replaced.