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triodon
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Jun 17, 2009 at 01:03 PM
Jun 17, 2009 at 01:03 PM
I think your ipod has got a shock or fell down! If is stills has warranty just bring it to your provider!!
hi fellow ipod user here,
when my ipod crashed all i had to do was drain down the battery completely by plugging the usb side of the white cord and placing it in a glass of water overnight while leaving ipod side connected to my device then just dry it out and plug it into the computer again, worked great on my 80 gig video classic. these things are like cell phones you gotta reset the battery once in a while. whatever you do dont smack it around.
sincerely,
mark
when my ipod crashed all i had to do was drain down the battery completely by plugging the usb side of the white cord and placing it in a glass of water overnight while leaving ipod side connected to my device then just dry it out and plug it into the computer again, worked great on my 80 gig video classic. these things are like cell phones you gotta reset the battery once in a while. whatever you do dont smack it around.
sincerely,
mark
Hello Mark,
Thank you for your information. Right now I have the iPod nano 2nd gen. The one with the half screen not the full one. I got it off ebay like this iPod user's status right now, and so I could not bring it back to provider cause they probably would not fix it without the receipt or some other form of proof of payment, and I don't how to drain the battery completely. Like you said to connect the cable to the iPod than place the other end in a glass of water, I'm afraid that that might mess up the cable as well? This might be an odd way of asking any other help and I'm sure this makes no sense what I've said so far, but besides bringing it to the Apple store, what other ways could I drain the battery completely?
Thank you for your information. Right now I have the iPod nano 2nd gen. The one with the half screen not the full one. I got it off ebay like this iPod user's status right now, and so I could not bring it back to provider cause they probably would not fix it without the receipt or some other form of proof of payment, and I don't how to drain the battery completely. Like you said to connect the cable to the iPod than place the other end in a glass of water, I'm afraid that that might mess up the cable as well? This might be an odd way of asking any other help and I'm sure this makes no sense what I've said so far, but besides bringing it to the Apple store, what other ways could I drain the battery completely?
