Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
here is that guide
[guide|3639]
If you want to replace the backlight coil, this is a plausable try, but it's tough, worse then the iPhone 3Gs due to the smaller size of the backlight coil
if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due, in fact, i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard if that either A) does not help, the logicboard is fried or B) you don't have the experience, or time to change, and use the as-is iPod money to offset the cost of a new one
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if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due to the fact i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard if that either A) does not help, the logicboard is fried or B) you don't have the experience, or time to change, and use the as-is iPod money to offset the cost of a new one
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
here is that guide
[guide|3639]
If you want to replace the backlight coil, this is a plausable try, but it's tough, worse then the iPhone 3Gs due to the smaller size of the backlight coil
if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due, in fact, i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard if that either A) does not help, the logicboard is fried or B) you don't have the experience, or time to change, and use the as-is iPod money to offset the cost of a new one
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
here is that guide
[guide|3639]
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If you want to replace the backlight coil, this is a plausable try, but it's tough, worsde then the 3GS
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If you want to replace the backlight coil, this is a plausable try, but it's tough, worse then the iPhone 3Gs due to the smaller size of the backlight coil
if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due, in fact, i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard
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if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due, in fact, i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard if that either A) does not help, the logicboard is fried or B) you don't have the experience, or time to change, and use the as-is iPod money to offset the cost of a new one
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
Worst case the screen fails, it's the logicboard, and should be sold for parts now due to the difficulty of replacing the backlight coil, but it's doable, I am not the biggest fan of changing the backlight coil tough
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[guide|3639]
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If you want to replace the backlight coil, this is a plausable try, but it's tough, worsde then the 3GS
if you decide not to replace the backlight coil, you can sell for parts due, in fact, i always suggest this more often then not due to the cost of the logicboard
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
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Worst case the screen fails, it's the logicboard, and should be sold for parts now
Worst case the screen fails, it's the logicboard, and should be sold for parts now due to the difficulty of replacing the backlight coil, but it's doable, I am not the biggest fan of changing the backlight coil tough
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that fails, replace the battery
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If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod
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If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod, which does mean you need a need a new display assembly if reseating is no help
Worst case the screen fails, it's the logicboard, and should be sold for parts now
I would reset the iPod forst
Press and hold the home and power button, and it will reset
If that fails, restore in DFU mode
To get into this mode, plug the cable into the computer
press the power and reset buttons till it resets
let go of the power button, but keep pressing the home button
If that does not help, replace or reseat the screen connection in the iPod
Worst case the screen fails, it's the logicboard, and should be sold for parts now