⟐ Answer accepted 6월 01, 2016 at 11:10 GMT-7

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Once turning on the phone, everything worked fine with the LCD, but sadly the touch screen was not working at all and not sensing my touch.

So, i figured there was a problem with the screen, sent the screen back in to amazon and said it was defective, and bought a new one...once I plugged in the new screen to the logic board, and tried powering the phone back on, nothing happened.

I then plugged the phone into the wall, and again, no power. (yes the charging cable is working as it works with my ipod.)

Plugged into my pc with iTunes up, and its not detected. (also tried 2 other computers and used my ipod with my current computer, so its cant be the pc)

I try seeing if putting the device in dfu mode does anything, still not detected.

Tried the home+power button for 30 seconds, also no response.

I read on here that a possible solution is to ground the positive battery terminal to the ground, so I detach the charging cable and re-open the phone and try this, and still no power or detection by itunes. I also read that it could be a trip in the logic board and all i would have to do is leave the ipod be for 3-4 days and let the battery completely drain before charging. I did this and nothing worked.

I am wondering if the problem is a messed up battery or logic board or something else. I checked all ribbon cable connections and all seem to be working properly. Currently i do not have a voltmeter to check the voltage on my battery, but would like to know if there is any other process i could do to narrow the problem down. If the problem is the battery, i do not have a soldering kit to repair it, so before buying a voltmeter, battery, or a soldering kit I would like to expend all other options.

Thanks for any help you can offer :)

⟐ Commented 5월 30, 2016 at 8:59 GMT-7

I have given up on trying to fix it because I have went through 3 screens thinking it was that and still have not been able to get it to show any signs of life.

All I need to know is if there is a way to access the memory without the device being turned on or if I can remove the memory and attach it to a different device to access it.

I have many old photos on the device and I have not backed it up to anything, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

If there is a possible way of fixing it from its current condition, that would be even better, but I am just worried about the data on the device, not so much the device itself.

Thanks in advance

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Howmuch would it cost to get the glass on the iPod fixed/repaired? I accidentally dropped my iPod Touch 4th Generation 32 GB on a tile floor, making the glass break towards the point that it gets very disturbing while using the iPod. Any ideas on what I should do? Get new glass for it, and repair it myself? Or send it in to Apple?

Which is cheaper? Thanks!

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⟐ Commented 8월 14, 2011 at 4:56 GMT-7

Chuck

Edit **I just put the iPod into recovery mode and re installed the OS. Afterwards I did a Fring test call and saw myself in the little window. The image was distorted by lines and was off color. Then it went black, and has not come back since. The shutter still doesn't work on the main camera.

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