Whether or not this is a first time or second or third time being disassembled and reassembled, it is an excellent video for those who are up to the challenge of replacing a battery, etc. My only concern is that the outer glass screen cover breaks very easily, and I would caution anyone doing this to be absolutely sure you heat the seal around the glass to thoroughly soften it, while at the same time protecting the LCD Display, prior to prying it off. This video shows the types of household tools that may come in handy when attempting to remove the glass by cutting the seal along the edges of the glass, much like an iPhone and an iPad. I love seeing these "how to" videos! It's very interesting to see what's inside and how it all links together!! Great Video Mr. Pham!!!!
Nice observation about the outer glass screen cover. How hot did you need to get it before the seal softens? I'm going to use a heat gun with a nozzle, but don't want to cook the ipod in the process. :)
@@vk2ig I was playing around with a very old iPod that was in very very bad shape, didn’t work, and I did manage to get the screen worked mostly loose with a good amount of heat, but as I was trying to pry it off, like the guy does in the video, it just kinda shattered into pieces and that was that! Just be super careful because I have no idea where to get replacements and the one I was messing around with his garbage anyways it was burned out so I thought I would explore a little bit.
I really like your video because I'm an electrician and I just needed the basic steps to disassemble my old ipod that I really wanted to get working again. Whats missing here is your taking one apart for the third or fourth time. No glue in your way. Getting off the glass on the front and the camera cover takes a small amount of heat and alot of patience. I will say agan alot of patience to not break anything. You have to get a razor blade between the nano and the glass and give just enough pressure until the glue lets go. The camera cover is easier than the front. Another tip is there is some glue holding the battery to the housing so before trying to slide everything out you need to use something like a razor blade and push it down from the top of the nano to separate the battery from the housing. Be VERY CAREFUL you dont puncture the battery as it could combust and cause a fire. This is just some things I found taking apart my ipod. Im not an expert .
Take care, In my opinion, this is not a "first time disasembly". Glue seems to come too easily in every places. And, as some have already point, the battery is glued into the body and need to be unglued before slidding the internals from the body. Plus, he has lost the spring that goes into the black plastic piece under the click wheel, so did not put it back. Not to mention the screws that have been left away too, Aniway, this is a nice video showing (almost) all the steps/things to do to dissable/reassemble the 5gen nano.
Me sirvió mucho para desarmar mi Ipod,lo que deberías mencionar es que la batería viene con un leve pegamento ,al igual que atrás de los botones. Aún así excelente video,gracias
Advise: I learned you can insert a piece of plastic of some kind between the housing and the battery to release the glue holding the two together. The glue isn’t solidified, so the plastic usually slides OVER the glue when you carefully force it in, allowing the internals to slide out easier.
should have read this before i started taking mine apart. I was able to do everything without breaking anything until the end where the damn glue inside caused me to rip the switch cable, now i got to order a new one :l
@@Demonanimator Yea, it was a bust. The part came in today and I was able to finish fixing it and it works!! A little worse for wear but the important thing is that everything functions as it should. :)
I am only an electrician but I play around with electronics on my off time. It was very hard for me to get between the ipod and the glass with a razor. I used a heat gun to heat it up a little bit and it pulled up enough for me to get the glass off.
The battery has adhesive on it that needs dealing with in order to actually slide the internals out. I feel this iPod has been disassembled before to make this video look less unprofessional. That's fine, practice makes perfect, but that's a crucial step that got overlooked in this video. Edit: ruclips.net/video/HRuV5DrnG8M/видео.html Fast forward to 3:00 of that video to get what I mean. Don't actually click on the 3:00 as it'll only take you to the third minute of this video.
sorry every body if this video make you fail to disassembly your ipod, please watch this video for clearly the way how to disassembly ipod nano 5 ruclips.net/video/Ownuac73c_U/видео.html
Whether or not this is a first time or second or third time being disassembled and reassembled, it is an excellent video for those who are up to the challenge of replacing a battery, etc.
My only concern is that the outer glass screen cover breaks very easily, and I would caution anyone doing this to be absolutely sure you heat the seal around the glass to thoroughly soften it, while at the same time protecting the LCD Display, prior to prying it off.
This video shows the types of household tools that may come in handy when attempting to remove the glass by cutting the seal along the edges of the glass, much like an iPhone and an iPad.
I love seeing these "how to" videos! It's very interesting to see what's inside and how it all links together!!
Great Video Mr. Pham!!!!
Nice observation about the outer glass screen cover. How hot did you need to get it before the seal softens? I'm going to use a heat gun with a nozzle, but don't want to cook the ipod in the process. :)
@@vk2ig I was playing around with a very old iPod that was in very very bad shape, didn’t work, and I did manage to get the screen worked mostly loose with a good amount of heat, but as I was trying to pry it off, like the guy does in the video, it just kinda shattered into pieces and that was that!
Just be super careful because I have no idea where to get replacements and the one I was messing around with his garbage anyways it was burned out so I thought I would explore a little bit.
Best dissasembly video Ive seen of the ipod 5th gen. Sir you are a Master. Thanks
Very helpful. This video gave me what the other lack - the reassembly of the parts! Thank you.
You deserve more attention. Very nice job providing footage of a disassembly of an iPod nano 5g!
I really like your video because I'm an electrician and I just needed the basic steps to disassemble my old ipod that I really wanted to get working again. Whats missing here is your taking one apart for the third or fourth time. No glue in your way. Getting off the glass on the front and the camera cover takes a small amount of heat and alot of patience. I will say agan alot of patience to not break anything. You have to get a razor blade between the nano and the glass and give just enough pressure until the glue lets go. The camera cover is easier than the front. Another tip is there is some glue holding the battery to the housing so before trying to slide everything out you need to use something like a razor blade and push it down from the top of the nano to separate the battery from the housing. Be VERY CAREFUL you dont puncture the battery as it could combust and cause a fire. This is just some things I found taking apart my ipod. Im not an expert .
Take care, In my opinion, this is not a "first time disasembly". Glue seems to come too easily in every places. And, as some have already point, the battery is glued into the body and need to be unglued before slidding the internals from the body.
Plus, he has lost the spring that goes into the black plastic piece under the click wheel, so did not put it back. Not to mention the screws that have been left away too,
Aniway, this is a nice video showing (almost) all the steps/things to do to dissable/reassemble the 5gen nano.
You're right. I just did this, and there is adhesive in several areas that has to be removed.
Hello, what is the function of that spring ?, and what to do in case of losing it?
Me sirvió mucho para desarmar mi Ipod,lo que deberías mencionar es que la batería viene con un leve pegamento ,al igual que atrás de los botones. Aún así excelente video,gracias
Advise: I learned you can insert a piece of plastic of some kind between the housing and the battery to release the glue holding the two together. The glue isn’t solidified, so the plastic usually slides OVER the glue when you carefully force it in, allowing the internals to slide out easier.
should have read this before i started taking mine apart. I was able to do everything without breaking anything until the end where the damn glue inside caused me to rip the switch cable, now i got to order a new one :l
Pockie Etc. i sorry to hear. Let me know if you do manage to fix it
@@Demonanimator Yea, it was a bust. The part came in today and I was able to finish fixing it and it works!! A little worse for wear but the important thing is that everything functions as it should. :)
I am only an electrician but I play around with electronics on my off time. It was very hard for me to get between the ipod and the glass with a razor. I used a heat gun to heat it up a little bit and it pulled up enough for me to get the glass off.
I have the nano completely disassembled and am waiting for the new battery
Mình có con ipod nano 5 bị kẹt phím vs thay pin. Bạn có nhận sửa ko ạ?
Great video! what gear is it at 5.50 minutes? Thank you very much!
Wena Master con la uña la haces toda
I have enjoyed this project so far. If anyone could point me towards a video about removing the glass cover more easily I'd appreciate it.
ipod nano gen5 bị màn hình trắng mà các chuéc năng còn lại vẫn ok thì nó bị sao anh
What's size for the screwdriver??
Is there any good way to replace the adhesive on the camera cover and screen bezel?
Thanks Phuc, will give mine a try.
The battery has adhesive on it that needs dealing with in order to actually slide the internals out. I feel this iPod has been disassembled before to make this video look less unprofessional. That's fine, practice makes perfect, but that's a crucial step that got overlooked in this video.
Edit: ruclips.net/video/HRuV5DrnG8M/видео.html
Fast forward to 3:00 of that video to get what I mean. Don't actually click on the 3:00 as it'll only take you to the third minute of this video.
nice job, but no one is perfect lol: 2:58
Có lưu ý quan trọng j khi tháo ko a
Cụm camera quan trọng
Thats a nice prison shank you have there.
Now I just need to learn how to actually fix it 😂
Воняют уже да?
well dan nice job
I think mine is going in the trash lol.
very vool video vhuc vhan
sorry every body if this video make you fail to disassembly your ipod, please watch this video for clearly the way how to disassembly ipod nano 5
ruclips.net/video/Ownuac73c_U/видео.html
Donde contactarlo puede enviar su numero
Dankpods: impossible
Les vendo uno igual
Опять он со своими вонючими ногтями
Вонюченогтевиц
Please take better care of your fingernails when taking such close-ups. it is very unpleasant to have to watch this.
А нет нафига грабли ведь есть вонючие ногти