Be sure to pull the cable near its connection point; don??™t use the
fingers in the figure as a guide. There is a brown clip that you can pull up to make the
cable easier to remove. Be gentle with this clip, though, as it can pop off.
Figure 5-32: Remove the logic board.
Figure 5-33: Remove the screen.
Figure 5-34: Remove the battery cable.
Brown clip
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3. Find and disconnect the ribbon cable from the audio jack (see Figure 5-35). This
connector also has a brown clip that works like the one in step 2.
4. Carefully lift the hard drive and rotate the hard drive out of the iPod casing, disconnect
it using the black clip, and remove it (see Figure 5-36).
5. Once the hard drive is removed, unclip the screen from the logic board (see Figure 5-37).
Use the brown clip as needed.
6. Notice the six Phillips-head screws??”three on each side??”that hold the front of the
iPod to the frame. Remove all six screws (see Figure 5-38).
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