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joelstitch

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May 28, 2011
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So my iPod stopped working a while ago and from reading around I figured out that it was the battery because it wasn't turning on or doing anything. So I ordered a battery and installed it and it started working just like normal for a few hours. A few hours later that same day I tried to charge the ipod and it wasn't charging or turning on. Is this a known issue or could it be that the battery I ordered was bad?

I bought a second battery and it did the same, it worked for a few hours and then the battery dies while it was on a iPod speaker dock that charges the battery while it plays...I thought maybe it should be the connector for the USB cable, but then I remember that it worked fine when I first connected the batteries. This is driving me crazy, I really don't know what it could be.
 
I think something might be screwing up your batteries, I'd go to apple
 
It sounds like it's a problem with the charging circuit. Having had problems with 3 batteries sounds a bit fishy to me.
 
My 80GB is doing the same. From what I can gather the fix is to get a new logic board but they're pretty expensive so I may well just give it up.
 
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