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On my ipod touch 2nd generation I have replaced the rear panel, after reassembling it, the screen only shows a white flash, but all other features is "working", like, I could play a song in it, but the screen is all white, I have tried hard-reset and all software/firmware problems, my question is, if I change the lcd screen will it work again?
 
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I admire your courage in disassembling any Apple product but be careful to avoid static damage if your are going to invest in a new screen -- this may have been what did for your screen -- or is it just disconnected ?

These things aren't designed to be repaired.
 

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Thanks for your reply, and yes, for sure these things aren't designed to be repaired.
But anyway it is not disconnected I have checked many times, I took care about the static but it may have happened.
I have ordered a new one, as soons it arrives I post the results here.

Thanks!
 
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Yes, do tell. I have an iPod mini due for a new battery and plan to swap out the hard drive for a compact flash card.

The thing's working at the moment but the last iPod mini I opened I broke the clickwheel lead, then broke the replacement clickwheel's lead.

Swore I'd never touch the darned things again but then someone gave me another one.
 
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I have had two iPod minis and an LG touchscreen player. Last weekend found one of the cheaper Sony players (at a considerable reduction on the approx $70 list price because it's an old model).

Like current Sonys, resembles the iPod Nano but with bigger screen and separate controls for menu and volume. I would say it's the best player I've yet used.

Lacks the wow factor of a Touch but I bet you'd appreciate the small size and 40+ hours battery life.
 
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