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iPod Classic 6th Generation. Model A1238 / 80, 120, or 160 GB hard drive / black or silver metal front

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Won't Charge or do anything! Please Help!

Well, I got this iPod classic thin 160gb from a friend and he told me that it had not been working and he had no idea what was wrong with it. After researching a little, I saw that replacing the battery seems like a common answer so I went ahead and ordered one. Well, while I was waiting for the new battery to come in I saw that there were these yellow dots on the screen, so I figured why not order a new screen and replace it too.

Well, I took apart the iPod and got the old battery out and took out the screen and that yellow liquid was on the lcd screen and on the blue foam on the hard drive. Any ideas on what that might be?

Well, I installed the 2 new parts in hope that it would fix it and it didn't. Nothing at all will show up even when I press the center and menu button. I charged it for a while and tried it a wall outlet and on a computer and still no response. I've also tried disconnecting the battery and hard drive and reconnecting, but still nothing.

The inside of the charge ports look normal and the cord works on other ipods.

Any help would be appreciated! Sorry about the lengthy post!

Edit: Should I buy a new logic board or HDD? I'm pretty willing to restore it, but just want to save money if I can!

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Here's your best bet:

1- please stop turning on / plugin in a device with a mysterious liquid in it.

2- take the device apart, and uninstall all it components which are detachable without soldering

3- make a warm tray of isopropyl alcohol 70c and use a soft scrub tooth brush to scuba the components of the board, and all of the connectors that attach to the board from all modular parts

4- let the scrubbed parts stand at room temperature for 2-3 days so the evaporation of the alcohol can remove all the little bits of dirt

5- reassemble the device and give it a go

Unfortunately the device was probably permanently damaged before you received it from you friend. Liquid damage causes little shorts all through the device that damage components on a very small scale, resulting in non-repairability.

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