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iPod Touch 2nd Gen (A1288)

Submitted By: powerbookmedic
Approved On: 11/4/09
Description: This is an official Powerbookmedic.com take-apart video for the iPod Touch 2nd Gen with model number A1288.
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Comments (245):

rocco
1 week ago
by switching the logic board out will I lose all the data on the device?
Powerbook Medic
2 weeks ago
@rocco - if it is not doing anything at all, even being detected by PC and not showing a low battery warning, it is probably the logic board.
Powerbook Medic
2 weeks ago
@sunshine - with water damage, it is best to open it up and try to see the extent of the damage. Typically you'll need at least a new logic board.
rocco
2 weeks ago
I have a 2nd gen touch that I stopped using and now it does nothing what so ever. it won't turn on, doesn't work in any charger, not even plugged into the computer. troubleshooting tricks aren't working. what do you think is wrong?
sunshine
4 weeks ago
i have and ipod touch 2 generation and in feb. or mar. i droped it in water and the screen won't work. please help me.
Powerbook Medic
2 months ago
@Yang - there is some soldering involved and it does require a soldering iron. There is typically enough solder remaining to just heat it back up and reconnect the points. If you do not feel confident doing it, we do offer a repair service and we can do it for you using the Send-in link at the top of our site.
Yang
2 months ago
Do I really need to solder the daughter board on the motherboard? If so, how to;do I need solder iron(or whatever it is called)? Or only somewhat glue, cause I saw perminant strong glue(not the adhasive securing it on the board), and I tried to pick it off a little bit(figuringout that it might be important. Well yeah, that's all. Please take time to figure how tosolder it, although you guys might knew already.anywaythanks!
Powerbook Medic
3 months ago
@Arkee - it sounds like part of your digitizer touch panel has gone bad, so you'd need to replace that. As far the lock switch, you may want to open it up first to see what is causing the issue but you may need to replace the volume and power cable
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