Servicing of IPod

IF I need a new battery where can I go to get it serviced or repaired?
Thanks

Hello there,
There are two ways to handle this situation. Either send it into a third party repair company who can provide the new battery as well as the service to replace it, or you can opt to replace the battery yourself. [iFixit|www.ifixit.com] has excellent step-by-step tutorials on how to swap the battery out of any iPod model.
A simple Google search for "iPod battery replacement" should give you a plethora of sites that can assist you. Here are a few good ones.
[iPod Juice|http://www.ipodjuice.com>
[iPodEnergy|http://www.ipodenergy.com>
[iresq|http://www.iresq.com>
Amazon and eBay also have several excellent deals that are worth looking into. It's usually where I find many of my replacement parts.
Also, here is the link to Apple's out of warranty battery replacement program if you choose to go this route, but it is quite expensive.
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/battery/
Hope this helps.
B-rock

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