Ipod nano 6th generation power button stuck

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. My iPod nano 6th gen has its power button stuck since 2 days ago. It has been sparingly used and always handled gently. Will Apple fix it for me at no cost?

I will document what I did to fix it here. This article may also be useful for those looking to dismantle or fix their iPod Nano 6th Gen since most of the steps contained here will allow you to access all components of the device. By performing this fix, there is also the chance that you may damage your iPod, so beware of this before you attempt to DIY. I cannot be responsible if you make a mistake! You may be looking at the iPod and wondering how on Earth is it possible to open something with no visible screws?

Ipod nano 6th generation power button stuck

Repair information for the 6th generation iPod nano. Released in September of Model Number: A Emily Routh emilyrouth. Posted: Jan 29, The power button on my iPod Nano 6th Generation is stuck. As in, my iPod won't turn on unless I plug it into the computer to make it light up. Please help! I took mine back to the apple store and met with a genius. They replaced the nano under warranty. My power button stopped working also. Feb 21, by Lynn. I ended up just going to the store where I bought my iPod and using the warranty to get another one.

I crossed my fingers and retraced my steps backwards through the photos and screws. Slowly lower the screen into position, making sure the little rubber tab on the right hand side slides in.

When I opened the iPod and reached the back side of the power button, it found the shim that actually presses the switch was held in place with double-side sticky tape. With use and probably with the help of high temperatures, the shim slides to the border of the button, away from the switch underneath. This is why the button no longer actuates the switch and does not give the tactile feedback, feeling loose or stuck. After removing the shim and the double tape, I cleaned the back button surface and the shim with acetone. The goo traces are very sticky but it is very important to remove every bit and leave the surfaces clean and dry. The fibers of the Pec-Pad cloth I used are clearly seen in the picture but are invisible to the naked eye :.

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. My power button on my iPod Nano 6th generation is stuck and won't turn on; I have to charge it in order for it to come on. Please help!!! It is almost four years old, and it has some cracks in it. However, it still works. Windows Vista. Posted on Feb 20, AM. It sounds like your iPod Nano power button is no longer working.

Ipod nano 6th generation power button stuck

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I couldn't turn the device on or off, and I had to use the home button. Eventually, I found out about the Accessive Touch thing but it's annoying having to do all of that when I can just click the button off. Plus I always touch it by accident. Page content loaded. Oct 15, AM in response to m76mat.

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When the iPod is nice and warm, place it so that the dock connection point faces you. It's a real nuisance aligning everyting back up again with the ribber gasket but you can leave that out if you wish. With use and probably with the help of high temperatures, the shim slides to the border of the button, away from the switch underneath. Posted: Jan 5, Re-install the metal tab by sliding it back into the corner and back over the ribbon cable, being careful not to twist or crush the cable. Barrios for the detailed explanation of the actual problem! Not techie or digitally inclined this was a reach. Hi I found a simple but not very clean solution for the stuck power button problem. Ali Green aligreen. Show more Less. View the answer I have this problem too Subscribed to new answers.

Repair information for the 6th generation iPod nano.

Mar 5, by tatianna. Just got my Ipod nano 6th gen in June, ! Great tutorial. You will have to carefully loosen the black tape and the ribbon cable from the inside top edge. Thanks again. Re-install the metal tab by sliding it back into the corner and back over the ribbon cable, being careful not to twist or crush the cable. Lloyd lloyd Rep: 1. Posted: May 22, I thought I might be able to repair it myself. Do take note that all your music is still on the flash storage, so you may want to backup and remove it from the iPod. You just need to very careful not to rip the ribbon flex anywhere as it is very fragile. You should not be able to slide your fingernail under the screen. Posted: Apr 20, Options Permalink History. For information on the process and possible cost of servicing your iPod, please refer to the attached link. All I have is a white screen.