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Introduction
This guide provides details on how to replace the battery in an iPod Nano 6th Generation.
The iPod Nano 6th Generation battery is not a plug-and-play battery. This process requires delicate de-soldering to remove the old battery.
The new battery wires can either be soldered directly onto the logic board, or spliced to the old wires and soldered at the connection.
There are two options for replacing this battery:
# The new battery wires can be [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPod+Nano+6th+Generation+Battery+Replacement/158442#s332058|spliced|new_window=true] to the old battery wires and soldered at the connection.
# The new battery wires can be soldered [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPod+Nano+6th+Generation+Battery+Replacement/158442#s332059|directly|new_window=true] onto the logic board,