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Table of Contents Top Case Removal Headphone Jack Board Removal Hard Drive Removal Hard Drive Cable Removal Headphone Connector Cable Removal Logic Board Removal LCD Removal Battery Remova Top Case Removal Begin by using a flat tool to separate the white plastic front case from the silver back case. You will need to stick your flat tool into the crevice, work it down into the crevice, and then pry up so that the casing separates. Apply enough pressure so that your flat tool does not slip and scratch your iPod! Continue separating the casing by gently prying up all the way around the unit. It should be much easier to pry the casing apart after you get the initial corner started. With the casing separated, grasp the top half (the 
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