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iPod Touch 4th Generation Teardown

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  • After wrangling the logic board/battery/display assembly out of the rear panel, we can finally access the screws holding the volume button cover and the sleep button down.

  • After a good bit of anxiety-filled scraping with a metal spudger, the ribbon cable is finally free from the rear panel.

  • The control ribbon cable is bonded to the rear panel extremely well, especially near the volume buttons. Since the volume buttons have no structural bracket (just a steel cover) holding them to the rear panel, the adhesive bond must be strong enough to survive presses from the strongest of button pushers.

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