instal the last version for ipod Gripper

If your board is broken, damaged or faulty our repair service will fix your iPod with by installing a replacement board, contact us for more information.

Replacing the logic board in an iPod Classic is not an easy task, you must disconnect and reconnect all parts and risk causing further damage if not careful.

One or more buttons not working (Also test clickwheel).

Dead iPod, no power, unresponsive when plugged in etc.

Common faultsĪ faulty logic board can show a wide range of problems, the following are some of the most common issues that a replacement board will likely fix. and has a 127GB (128GB) drive capacity limit. This board was originally used in the 6th generation Classic (80GB/160GB).

2.0.4 is the same as 2.0.5 but has an EU volume limit in place, making the maximum volume lower than the 2.0.5 version.

2.0.5 was used on the 7th generation 160GB, it has a higher maximum volume and does not have a drive capacity limit in place.

This was the final revision of the iPod Classic motherboard and is available in three different firmware versions 2.0.5, 2.0.4 and 2.0.1. It is not possible to upgrade or flash your board to use a different firmware version, so it is important you fully understand which model you need.

Logic boards are the brain of the iPod, controlling all of the devices functions. Different version mainboards have different restrictions/compatibility.

Instal the last version for ipod Gripper