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Installing iPod Shuffle 1st Generation Framework
Installing iPod Shuffle 1st Generation Framework
Tools used in this guide
Exacto Knife
Spudger
Parts relevant to this guide
iPod Shuffle Gen 1 Plastic
Framework
Step 1 - Hold Switch
Before opening your iPod, ensure that the
hold switch is in the locked position.
Step 2
Use a spudger to pry up the white plastic hold switch.
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Step 3 - Casing
If present, remove the cap from the USB port.
Step 4
The following step can be challenging and time
consuming. Be sure to go slowly and have patience to
prevent damaging your iPod.
Use an Exacto knife to separate the glue holding the
USB port on the iPod. Run the knife along the seam
between the two sections of the iPod until the glue is
separated. Expect to run the knife along this edge 20-
30 times before the glue will be entirely freed.
Step 5
Continue to run the knife around all four edges of the
USB port until the glue is released. You may be able to
gently wiggle the knife from side to side to help release
the glue.
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Step 6
Use a spudger to push on the headphone jack and
slide the USB port out of its housing.
If the USB port doesn't come free, check to
make sure all the glue holding the USB port
in place has been released. Pulling on the
USB port itself is not recommended as there
is a fragile ribbon cable that can be ripped if
the USB port suddenly comes free.
Step 7
After the USB port comes free, carefully slide it out of
its housing. Don't pull it out too far because there's still
a ribbon cable connecting it to the logic board.
Step 8
Continue to slide the iPod out of its casing by using a
spudger to push on the logic board near the headphone
jack.
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Step 9
Turn the iPod so that the click wheel is facing up. This
will prevent the battery indicator from falling out.
If the battery indicator does fall out, don't
forget to replace it prior to reassembling the
iPod. Getting the battery indicator back in
place can be tricky. You'll have to slide it in
from the end of the iPod's casing and get it
to fall into its slot in the casing.
Slide the iPod out of its casing.
Step 10 - USB Port
Use a spudger to flip up the black plastic tab holding
the USB port ribbon in place. The black tab will rotate
up 90 degrees, releasing the ribbon cable.
Step 11
Carefully peel the yellow USB ribbon up from the
battery.
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Step 12
Slide the USB ribbon out of its connector.
Lift the USB port and attached ribbon cable out of the
iPod.
Step 13 - Battery & Logic Board
Gently pull back the white plastic framework to free the
left edge of the logic board. Pull up on the logic board
slightly to prevent the logic board from falling back into
place.
Step 14
Repeat the same procedure on the opposite side to
free the logic board from the white plastic casing.
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