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punjabimc

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May 13, 2009
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I'm using a 2G ipod touch on OS 3.0. Today while listening to a song i increased the volume and now it wont go down. Although neither key is stuck the volume is constantly increasing and the only way i can still listen to music without pain is by limiting volume from the settings.
Turning it on and off isnt working. I was thinking about trying resetting. Will that erase OS3.0 and i'll have to buy it again? And any other suggestions?
Thanks
 
My first gen iPhone does this. Resetting doesn't help. Apple Store Genius said it would need to be sent in to be fixed & would likely be a $100 charge. After my iPhone started having this problem I did some searching on google and found multiple stories if people having this problem with iPhones & touches. It seems something internally is sticking. Sorry. I didn't bother to get mine fixed as I ended up upgrading to a 3G S
 
I think I just experienced that. I wanted to adjust the volume with the buttons on the side, and it did not work. :eek: I ended up restarting. Worked.
 
The external volume controls were a concession by apple to the customers who demanded them. You can tell looking at the 1st gen touch that no consideration was initally given for volume controls. Their solution on the 2nd gen is a cludge, as evident by the problem you're having. Mechanical buttons break down. Apple's goal is to illiminate as many break-downs that lead to warrantied repairs as possible. Notice the latest iPod Shuffle. Even the nano isn't a real spinning clickwheel anymore.
 
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