Five Great Tips To Ensure A Successful Ipod Battery Replacement
By milliamp
Almost everyone by now knows that the battery inside every Apple has a finite life.

Apple Computer will not leave you totally hanging – for $59 they will grudgingly accept your and, after a few weeks, will send you a refurbished one back. Nevertheless, most people are not willing to give up the that they have grown to love in exchange for a used one with an unknown history, so they rightly choose to replace the battery in their by themselves.

This can be a very affordable and feasible option for most people – with decent do-it-yourself battery replacement kits selling in the $20 to $40 range. And in most cases, the 3rd-party battery that you install will give you much greater playtime than the original, stock battery that came inside your – a big plus.

Find a vendor that not only sells batteries, but can also provide you with good tools, great instructions, and even better support. Avoid eBay fly-by-nights and hokey websites that sell cheap batteries and offer zero support. Installing a battery in your is not the same thing as popping a new battery in your TV remote control, so do not proceed without the right tools and guidance in case you get in a jam.

iPod battery replacement seller ipodjuice.com is by far the category leader here, offering robust batteries, effective tools, detailed instructions with color photographs, and even customer support should you have any questions that aren’t already addressed in their written and online documentation.

Make sure that you get the right battery for your model. batteries physically vary in size and are not compatible between models (a battery for 4th Generation will not fit, for example, inside an mini). When shopping online, pay close attention to the color of the being shown, the location of the navigation buttons, and the color of the ScrollWheel.

Before you grab a tool to change the battery in your iPod, find a clean, bright working space that is located in a non-carpeted area. You are going to be working with small connections and touching electrical components, and you will want to minimize chances of

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