Introducción
El iPod Nano de séptima generación tiene bastantes componentes soldados directamente a la placa lógica, este conjunto contiene: la batería, el conector para auriculares, el botón de encendido/apagado, el conjunto del botón de control de volumen y el conector Lightning. Usa esta guía para quitar o reemplazar toda la unidad en tu Nano.
Qué necesitas
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Llena una olla o cacerola con suficiente agua para sumergir completamente el iOpener.
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Calienta el agua hasta que hierva. Apaga el fuego.
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Coloca un iOpener en el agua caliente durante 2-3 minutos. Asegúrate de que el iOpener esté completamente sumergido en el agua.
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Utiliza unas pinzas para extraer el iOpener calentado del agua caliente.
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Seca bien el iOpener con una toalla.
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Tu iOpener está listo para ser utilizado. Si necesita recalentar el iOpener, calienta el agua hasta que hierva, apaga el fuego y coloca el iOpener en el agua durante 2-3 minutos.
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Coloca el iOpener sobre la pestaña de plástico para aflojar el adhesivo. Deja reposar la bolsa en el dispositivo durante aproximadamente 90 segundos antes de intentar abrir el panel.
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Usa una herramienta de apertura de plástico para tirar de la cubierta trasera de plástico del dispositivo hasta que haya suficiente espacio para insertar un spudger.
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Inserta un spudger debajo de la cubierta, luego levántalo y retíralo del dispositivo.
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Retira la cubierta de plástico trasera del iPod.
still broke the antenna its very easy too
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Usa un spudger para presionar la lengüeta del tornillo del marco medio hacia arriba y hacia afuera de la caja trasera.
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Usa un spudger de metal para hacer palanca con cuidado cerca del conector Lightning y debajo de todas las partes del ensamblaje del panel frontal: el vidrio frontal/digitalizador, la pantalla LCD y el marco medio de metal.
This step is extremely difficult to do... How am I supposed to manage to lift the frame with the LCD screen without potentially causing damage to the LCD screen?
Yeah, I did run into a roadblock with that too, so I’ll have to find a heat gun (or iOpener) and see if I can use that to loosen the frame.
Hello, My name is Michael , in this moment I destroyed one of the lines of the screen, because in this point every connector it is the right side , so I advice start for the another side , left up through right down side i think is the better way.
it is the shame for me.
This is quite bad way to separate the display from the housing. Many people will destroy the touch panel ribbon or the LCD. It is far better way that you insert very thin(~0.5mm) plastic card (do not use metal tool) to the gap between the housing and the iron LCD mounter, and the do as written.
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Tira del ensamblaje del panel frontal ligeramente hacia abajo y parcialmente hacia afuera del dispositivo.
STOP! DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS UNTIL AFTER STEP 14 IF YOU VALUE NOT SEVERING THE LCD CABLE! Just please, please be aware that the battery cable CANNOT be disconnected, be careful!
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Tira hacia arriba de la lengüeta de la batería para liberar la batería de su adhesivo.
Disconnecting the battery from the lcd screen can ruin the battery,
so why do that if you are just replacing the digitizer?
rather just open the six screws and disconnect the digitizer.
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Retira los dos tornillos Phillips #000 de 1,4 mm del soporte del botón de encendido/apagado.
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Para volver a armar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
Para volver a armar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
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Fixing the headphone jack is super hard. I've been working on mine for a few months. And Basically I ordered the part on ebay (headphone jack, the power button is attached) and I pulled it apart, opened the ipod and swapped everything out (pay close attention to where pieces go cause there's no YouTube videos on how to do it yet) but there is a small piece attached to the ribbon cable near the headphone jack (it's square shaped, with looks like little grid thing, not sure the name) and it has to be perfectly lined up and contacts have to be touching for the power button, volume controls, an headphone jack to work. And that's where I'm stuck cause you can't use adhesive or it will block the contact points. So if you can find someone to replace your ipod parts it will be much easier.
Good catch! looks like a step mysteriously disappeared, I edited step 24 to include removing the four other logic board screws.
As someone who had a "waiting on parts" break between the disassembly and reassembly I had time to lose some of those microscopic screws, I appreciate they are listed with quantities and the ir sizes!
Using that information I will be able to identify what screws I need to purchase to replace the ones that I doubt made it too far, but they are just too small to see them there.
The bluetooth antenna was also disconnected from the logic board (button snap-like connector) and it's single1.4mm screw removed holding the antenna ribbon cable to the metal case before the screw was removed from the 3.5 audio jack and the 3 from the lightning jack and the last one in the logicboard.
Hello..i just tried to replace battery for ipod-A1446..and i mistakenly ripped off the P- and P+ copper pads given for the battery..any suggestions to replace back the coper pads?
get a new battery if you ripped it off the flex cable. Get a new logic board if you ripped the pads off the board (which can happen).
Mine had a lot of metal that I did NOT see in this guide, and a few more screws. Which gives the Nano 7th gen a repair rating of -3. on a 1-10 scale (at least on my book).
