Find an iPod repair professional near you

iPods are prone to water damage, accidental dropping, and waning battery life. An iPod repair specialist can assess the damage in your iPod and perform the necessary repairs. If needed, your specialist may also replace parts to get your iPod working properly again. 

Here are the different types of iPod help you can get done on Airtasker. 

iPod screen repair

iPod screens usually get damaged from accidental dropping or impact from a heavy object. Your Apple warranty typically doesn’t cover such accidental damages. In which case, you can post a task for iPod screen or iPod touch screen repair on Airtasker. A technically skilled Tasker can replace the display of your iPod, iPod Nano, iPod Mini, or iPod Touch. 

iPod water damage repair 

Water spillage can cause various iPod problems, such as a faulty headphone jack or charger port or your iPod not turning on. A Tasker can clean out your device and check your iPod for water damage. If you’ve spilled water on your iPod, make sure to turn the device off and dry it off with a towel. Make sure to book an iPod repair specialist as soon as possible to improve your chances of repair.  

iPod headphone jack repair

Headphone jacks can get damaged over time from scratches or water contact. Perhaps your iPod won’t make a sound, or your music sounds distorted. Headphone jack repair services include cleaning the headphone jack area and assessing whether you need a repair or replacement. Your technician can confirm if the audio jack is causing the problem. Then, if required, they’ll replace the audio jack. Do note that audio jack replacement may only apply to some iPod models. 

iPod hard drive replacement

A specialist may replace the hard drive of certain iPod models, such as the full-size iPod and iPod mini. Hanging screens, corrupted files, and skipping songs may be signs of hard drive damage. Aside from hard drive replacement, other solutions include resetting the iPod and checking file system errors.  

Battery replacement

iPod batteries go through several cycles of active work before they die out. It might be time for a battery replacement when your iPod has a short battery life of only an hour or two. Replacing your battery may also be necessary if your iPod won’t turn on or charge at all anymore. 

iPod home button repair 

The iPod home button is essential to controlling and shuffling through songs or applications. For this reason, the click-wheel or home button can be prone to excessive use and damage. The home button is sensitive, especially if you press down on it too hard. A specialist may be able to fix a stuck home button on your iPod touch. They can also recommend other suitable ways to get your iPod home button working again.