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Model A1136 / 30, 60, or 80 GB hard drive / black or white plastic front

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iPod won't charge

I bought a used Ipod Classic 5 about two months ago. The seller put a new battery in as well. I have been using it fine for about two months now. Charging via wall and/or computer worked fine. I haven't used it for about two weeks now and the last time I used it I did until the battery was completely drained.

I went to charge it on my wall outlet now and it wouldn't show any signs of life.
I waited a good 2 hours and still nothing happened.
Whenever I tried turning it on, it would just show the apple logo for a brief second and then shut off again.

Something weird to note is that after nothing happening via wall charge I tried charging it on my computer and when I plugged it in I got a windows notification for a USB power surge, telling me to immediately remove the device from USB because it was drawing too much power.

What could be happening? And how do I fix it?

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Replace the battery. The battery the seller replaced it with is probably a low quality cheap one.

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It looks like you can get the full Fix Kit from iFixit for $19 USD

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Try use Firewire if you can, if it shoots into life, which it should as it gives much more power and it lets iPods with even a basically dead battery to turn on, it is probably the battery that is the issue as it may be a low-quallity one.

iPod 5th Generation (Video) Battery Replacement

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