Very abused ipod touch 3rd generation here. It had taken a bath and had front display replaced by a professional repair...

I have an HP notebook, model G60-535DX. The power cable, when plugged in, is very sensitive to touch. The light easily...

I am trying to do the battery replacement. In the process the front glass cracked. I got it off, but am thinking now I...

Short background- This was replacement for H2O damaged one. I tried to replace LCD after this one ALSO had H2O damage....

I need to replace the battery on my iPod 3rd gen touch 32 gb. I live in Spain I am worried the parts won't get through...

I gave up on cleaner/alcohol in UK. Plugged in to PC. iTunes reads it and reads all files on it. Here is a picture of the...

Hi- Still trying to fix this sucker. Dropped in toilet three days ago. Let airdry for 6 hours. Plugged in to PC (I know,...

I posted already about how to tell if screen is dry. I decided to do new question as I embedded too many in that question....

Like others, the horror of the new iPod in toilet has befallen me. In haste to turn off, I held the top button down....

I ended up using a guitar pick. I bought tow of varying thickness. I also went back to using my small regular screwdriver since the glass was already broken. I still can not imagine the plastic opening tool could successfully open the front cover. They just bend so easily at the point of trying to insert them. A video showing someone doing this would be nice.

Did anything else happen to it? Is it new? You, of course, have more than one song on it? Just trying to eliminate the obvious...

Here is a step by step for replacing the front panel which includes the glass. iPod Touch 3rd Generation Front Panel Replacement Can you be more precise or include pictures next time, please?

THanks for checking. Let's see. My memory is that others told me there is no way, and it is best to take off screen and clean whole board with rubbing alcohol to clean out water residue. I was in the UK at the time and was gung ho to try this. 2 problems. 1) No one would sell me isopropyl alcohol in the UK. I went to three Chemists (pharmacists) and two hardware stores and a grocery. I think it showed up on a list of bomb or drug making supplies. It was weird. 2) I couldn't get parts on the ground and could not wait for a shipment. I did find a place in London that would do the repair job but not sell me the part. I don't know why. I gave in. They fixed it for around 100 pounds I think, roughly half price of new one. It works fine now. They replaced the LCD.