Hi can the battery of ipod nano 2nd genration be replaced ? if yes where can i fix it in riyadh/saudi arabia

h it is my pleasure to own 3 product from apple. the only problem i have is with the battery of my ipod nano 4 GB battery that is not working without the charger. i would like to know if it can be replaced?
if yes can i know where can i go in saudi arabia in the city of riyadh for that?
best regards

No. The replacement program is for the 1st generation.

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