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iPod Touch 4th Generation 30 Pin Dock Connector Replacement

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  • Lightly heat the areas in red with your heat gun to soften the adhesive underneath the logic board.

  • Don’t heat this area too much, excessive heat will fry the speaker.

  • Once heated, gently pry the logic board up with a cell phone opening tool.

  • Make sure to angle the cell phone opening tool under the red speaker wire located at the bottom left of the device before prying upwards.

  • Lift the bottom of the logic board out of the casing with your fingers.

  • The front facing camera may still be attached by adhesive. Using a metal spudger, gently pry the front facing camera from the casing.

  • Remove the logic board from the steel casing.

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