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iPod Nano 5th Generation Logic Board Assembly Replacement

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  • Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive underneath the camera/microphone cover.

  • Pry the camera/microphone cover off the case with a metal spudger and remove it.

  • It is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to avoid damaging the iPod case near the camera. While this will not affect the iPod's functionality, it will hurt its cosmetic appearance.

  • You can try this alternative method for removing the cover:

  • Use a hot glue gun to apply a bead of glue across the cover.

  • Move the nozzle in the glue for 20 seconds to heat the lens adhesive holding the lens in place.

  • Press a spudger into the hot glue and hold it in place until the glue cools and hardens.

  • Pull on the spudger with firm steady force, while using a fingernail to pry on the cover edge.

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