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  1. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación, Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 1, imagen 1 de 1
    • El nuevo iPod Touch viene en una caja de plástico transparente más pequeña.

    • Alguien preguntó si deberíamos encenderlo o revisar el nuevo software antes de desarmarlo. Pero estamos demasiado ansiosos para hacerlo.

  2. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 2, imagen 1 de 1
    • También se incluye en la caja:

    • Auriculares

    • Cable USB 2.0

    • Adaptador de base

    • Paño de limpieza

    My IPT did not come with a polishing cloth doese every IPT come with one?

    Qman - Contestar

  3. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 3, imagen 1 de 1
    • Como era de esperar, la forma se ha actualizado para que coincida con las curvas bien formadas del iPhone 3G.

    • Ten en cuenta que la cubierta de la antena también se transforma. Era un rectángulo en el Touch de 1ª Generación.

    Can i use a screwdriver to take the screen off

    Zach - Contestar

  4. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 4, imagen 1 de 1
    • Extracción de la combinación de pantalla de cristal y digitalizador de pantalla táctil.

    Guys, for anyone trying to dissemble their ipor, be very carefull, there is on the top left of the ipod behind the benzel, a very thin cable that connects the benzel to the mother board. If you trying to remove the benzel, do not lift it untill you got the tape out, then carefully lift the benzel, and unplug the cable.

    rodrigocortizo - Contestar

    Hey, this is not easy... I've successfully broken the LCD on my ipt2g trying to fix a chip in the glass. the mistake occurred when i was initially popping it open. Ive spent the last two years of my life fixing cellphones for a radio shack and like to consider myself somewhat of an expert on using a pry tool to pop open anything. i made a noob mistake. the kind of simple ^@^^ i did on my first phones. this is simply not easy to do, applying to much force causes a violent opening, not enough and you fidget around until you slip up. go at it with purpose and a good mindset. hold it above something soft and never allow you hands to get sweaty. when you slip and break it, try to keep your cool and not kick a hole in drywall.

    xKOMx - Contestar

    xKOMx... yo

    U R so right, this is no experience for the faint of heart, I use 3 guitar picks, have been modified, used to use the Nokia tool (I'm Nokia level III certified) stil, I've manage to open 3 of this iPods.

    GOOODDD, it's so difficult, please, be very careful, you'll find yourself replacing in the best case scenario the Digitizer.

    Good luck

    gonps - Contestar

    Beware of cracking glass opps!

    computerri - Contestar

    What wisth is the spudger? Where can one have one?

    cubytus - Contestar

    For some reason the multi-touch stopped working after i started to remove the glass. should i pretend that i didn't try and mess with it and send it in for warranty repair or should i try again to take it apart? i don't know why it isn't working whether i nicked something or if somehow the glass isn't touching anymore or something silly like that.

    Floofy - Contestar

    I've also cracked my sceen trying to get it open. :(

    bowei006 - Contestar

    Cool. I cracked my bezel too. Why aren't there any written instructions or warnings? $65 mistake. Ugh…

    bizzbobb - Contestar

    Cita de bizzbobb:

    Cool. I cracked my bezel too. Why aren't there any written instructions or warnings? $65 mistake. Ugh…

    Actually, this warning is written across the top of the page:

    "Teardowns provide a look inside a device and should not be used as disassembly instructions."

    Andrew Bookholt - Contestar

    What if you cracked your glass display cover can you fix it and how do you know if you cracked you LCD also?

    Qman - Contestar

    i crack the LCD screen nd the bottom(down) sensors wont feel when i touch it above(top) does feel when i touch it, idk what do to lol

    )

    andres - Contestar

    Cita de Floofy:

    For some reason the multi-touch stopped working after i started to remove the glass. should i pretend that i didn't try and mess with it and send it in for warranty repair or should i try again to take it apart? i don't know why it isn't working whether i nicked something or if somehow the glass isn't touching anymore or something silly like that.

    did you figure out what you did...either i have done something different or similar!

    llaadd - Contestar

    I luv this website but man what a bad set of instructions for #4. I have been repairing iPhone's for some time now and just tried my first iPod touch using these instructions....not only did I destroy the digitizer, I also destroyed the frame and the lcd! then I went to youtube and for the correct instructions. Im not blaming iFixit but a complete set of instructions would be very helpful!! oh and i still luv this site and I luv the tools I just bought off here!

    chargit - Contestar

    Cita de chargit:

    I luv this website but man what a bad set of instructions for #4. I have been repairing iPhone's for some time now and just tried my first iPod touch using these instructions....not only did I destroy the digitizer, I also destroyed the frame and the lcd! then I went to youtube and for the correct instructions. Im not blaming iFixit but a complete set of instructions would be very helpful!! oh and i still luv this site and I luv the tools I just bought off here!

    iPod Touch 2nd Generation Repair Manual.

    Walter Galan - Contestar

    Cita de bizzbobb:

    Cool. I cracked my bezel too. Why aren't there any written instructions or warnings? $65 mistake. Ugh…

    I dont understand it took me less than 45 mins to replace the digitizer and bezel and the contact was easy to connect btw i got the bezel and digitizer under $30 so look for a good seller!

    ewq - Contestar

    Does anyone have any tips for removing the glass... I cracked mine... badly... using the same techniques...

    William - Contestar

    really? 10 years and nothing? RIP now cracked the glass…

    Penguin - Contestar

  5. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 5, imagen 1 de 1
    • La pantalla LCD separada.

    • Apple da el tamaño de 3,5 pulgadas (diagonal) con una resolución de 480x320 píxeles a 163 píxeles por pulgada.

    What is the function of the copper adhesive tape at the top of the LCd screen

    tony - Contestar

    Cita de tony:

    What is the function of the copper adhesive tape at the top of the LCd screen

    ground connection for the LCD, protects from static, etc, may also hold down something underneath!

    llaadd - Contestar

  6. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 6, imagen 1 de 1
    • No hay tornillos que aseguren la pantalla LCD. En su lugar, se mantiene en su lugar con una pequeña cinta adhesiva de doble cara.

    There are 6 screws connecting the metal baking to the back plate

    langdonpike - Contestar

    wow #*#! u guys i broke the glass

    fufhubbin - Contestar

  7. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 7, imagen 1 de 1
    • Quitamos el respaldo de metal.

    • La batería se sujeta a la parte trasera con dos tiras de adhesivo ligero, pero se despega con facilidad.

    how do i remove the metal backing to remove the battery? do i need to buy one of your screwdrivers?

    Timothy Ostendorf - Contestar

  8. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 8, imagen 1 de 1
    • Desconexión del cable de datos de la pantalla.

    • Ten en cuenta el residuo del pegamento que sujeta la batería a la parte trasera de metal.

    • ¡Esto se está poniendo emocionante!

  9. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 9, imagen 1 de 1
    • Extracción de la batería.

    • La antena WiFi y los circuitos están en la parte inferior de la imagen, cerca del pulgar.

  10. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 10, imagen 1 de 2 Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 10, imagen 2 de 2
    • El cable naranja grande conecta la antena WiFi (arriba a la izquierda) a la placa lógica.

    • El tamaño, la forma y las características del cable evitan que el ruido externo interfiera con las señales digitales a medida que viajan por el dispositivo.

    • En la parte superior de la imagen de arriba de la batería hay una cubierta de metal. Debajo de la cubierta hay un chip Broadcom BCM4325 Wi-Fi y Bluetooth. ¡Sí, así es, Bluetooth! Apple no ha dicho nada de esto públicamente.

    • Este conjunto de chips bluetooth en particular es compatible con BT2.1 + EDR. Aún no se sabe si el que Apple incluyó es compatible con A2DP, lo que permitiría auriculares estéreo.

    • Este conjunto de chips también ofrece compatibilidad con FM, pero históricamente Apple no ha mostrado ningún interés en FM y no hay señales de que esa tendencia cambie.

    • Números de pieza: BCM4325GKWBG CD0825 B76332 P40 SF

    Very interesting about the Broadcom chip. I wonder why Apple shut that functionality down? I mean, if it has bluetooth I could hookup a headset and use Fring with no problem.

    kd1s - Contestar

    The bluetooth could be a way of tracking people or something i think someone is controlling my IPT because it will close out to the home screen in the middle of a game and that makes me mad anybody know why it does that and if it can be fixed?

    Qman - Contestar

    Cita de Qman:

    The bluetooth could be a way of tracking people or something i think someone is controlling my IPT because it will close out to the home screen in the middle of a game and that makes me mad anybody know why it does that and if it can be fixed?

    That is because Ram inside the device is getting so hot that it is nearly going to overheat so the ipod cleverly shuts down the application so it can free up RAM.

    technobot - Contestar

    Cita de technobot:

    That is because Ram inside the device is getting so hot that it is nearly going to overheat so the ipod cleverly shuts down the application so it can free up RAM.

    an add: restart the device to really clear the RAM.

    DarkReaper - Contestar

    I'm having freezing trouble while playing music using the external speaker. When it happens the left bottom of the iPod becomes really hot. It's in the region of that chip of step 13 with the white sticker. Do you know what is that?

    leandro - Contestar

    Cita de technobot:

    That is because Ram inside the device is getting so hot that it is nearly going to overheat so the iPod cleverly shuts down the application so it can free up RAM.

    Its not because the ram is overheating, the device doesnt generate enough heat for that to even be a factor, its because the ram is getting full.

    Walker Quine - Contestar

    Cita de Qman:

    The bluetooth could be a way of tracking people or something i think someone is controlling my IPT because it will close out to the home screen in the middle of a game and that makes me mad anybody know why it does that and if it can be fixed?

    Nothing about the RAM getting hot. It's just running low on memory. Apps start closing when the device has about less than 10 MB RAM available. But jailbreaking solves this, there are tweaks that allow for expanding virtual memory, e.g. iMemory Enhancer from Gumball Tech repo.

    DarkReaper - Contestar

  11. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 11, imagen 1 de 1
    • El otro lado del circuito inalámbrico, la batería y la placa lógica.

  12. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 12, imagen 1 de 1
    • Puedes ver el conector de base en el centro y el conector para auriculares a la derecha.

    • Ten en cuenta el pequeño "cuadrado" dorado sobre el conector de base. En realidad, es un resorte conductor que descansa contra el botón de inicio. El botón actúa como un interruptor, conectando el resorte a tierra (el conector de base) cuando se presiona.

    Do you have to dissasemble the whole board just to get to the earphone jack? I need to replace it... it looks like it requires soldering?

    pteotexz - Contestar

    Cita de pteotexz:

    Do you have to dissasemble the whole board just to get to the earphone jack? I need to replace it... it looks like it requires soldering?

    I have the same question.

    hal

    hal sandick - Contestar

    Cita de pteotexz:

    Do you have to dissasemble the whole board just to get to the earphone jack? I need to replace it... it looks like it requires soldering?

    Did anyone resoldered this? Is it difficult?

    yannis frederickx - Contestar

  13. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 13, imagen 1 de 1
    • La placa lógica.

    • Creemos que el rectángulo marrón en el centro es el altavoz. Parece que los dos cables en el cable plano naranja a la derecha van hacia el nuevo dial de control de volumen.

  14. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 14, imagen 1 de 1
    • La batería. Polímero de iones de litio de 3,7 V, como se esperaba. Número de pieza de Apple 616-0404. Aún no se sabe nada sobre la clasificación de mAh.

  15. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 15, imagen 1 de 1
    • La placa lógica nuevamente, esta vez con (lo que creemos que es) el altavoz eliminado.

    • La memoria flash NAND es un chip Micron MLC: MT29F64G08TAAWP

    • El procesador es un ARM fabricado por Samsung de la marca Apple con SDRAM en el paquete, similar al procesador del iPhone.

  16. Desmontaje del iPod Touch de 2.ª generación: paso 16, imagen 1 de 1
    • Fin

    Where does one purchase a replacement back panel?

    jgreengold - Contestar

    Thanks! Broke mine down too, except i used a flat screwdriver and a pocketknife! :)

    not as clean as your teardown, but quite the same. Great job!

    charlie hansell - Contestar

    Where might one purchase a new back plate?

    Koston Morin - Contestar

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3 comentarios

Broke the screen.

probaly should of used a hair dryer

Jackson Oliverio - Contestar

i need all the parts of ipod touch 2nd generation

vegi.pavan9 - Contestar

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