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bsgguy

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Ok,so basically I was eating cereal,and my ipod touch 2G fell in it.

The Ipod still works but theres a problem.The whole screen is white.It still acts like a normal ipod,turning on with the power button,locking with the lock button,but the screen is white so I don't know whats going on or what i'm doing.I tried doing the rice trick but that didn't help.

So please,advice? 🙂
 
Ok,so basically I was eating cereal,and my ipod touch 2G fell in it.

The Ipod still works but theres a problem.The whole screen is white.It still acts like a normal ipod,turning on with the power button,locking with the lock button,but the screen is white so I don't know whats going on or what i'm doing.I tried doing the rice trick but that didn't help.

So please,advice? 🙂

it sounds like the clip between the logic board and screen is damaged.
 
Dropping it in Benzine might clean the milk off?

if he turned it off, submersed it in warm water, rinsed it then dryed it for 2 weeks in a bag of rice it could fix it... Don't hold me to that though cause im drunk and proabably posting crap😛
 
if he turned it off, submersed it in warm water, rinsed it then dryed it for 2 weeks in a bag of rice it could fix it... Don't hold me to that though cause im drunk and proabably posting crap😛

You may be drunk,but I am willing to try that.
 
I put my G3 nano through the washer twice (accidentally). After letting it dry on a warm surface, for a couple days, there was no impact. That was a b/w LCD screen.
 
Ipod in milk

I dropped half of my ipod into some cereal the other day. All seemed well until the speaker sound did not work. I tried turning to work out why but no clue. Luckily the headphone sound still worked! Anyways i turned it on and offf and it picked up the adjustment volume level bar but still no sound. I am fine with it not working but if you leave the sticky stuff on the screen it breaks!😱
 
If you're mechanically minded you might find this interesting...

http://ifixit.com/pdf/ifixit/guide_1126_en.pdf
and
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_...w=ipod+touch+2g+lcd&_sacat=See-All-Categories (depending on whether you need it)

hope you find this helpful, regards,
K

Didn't drop my iPod in a bowl of milk 🙂) ) but I have a Classic laying around for 2 years now since the battery died out and the headphones jack started having problems. Very useful guide, I might try to mess around with it - nothing to lose there since it's been collecting dust anyway.
 
Ipod dropped in milk,still works.

It happened realy with you ? last month My Ipgod fell in the bath tub but never worked.... 😡
 
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