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About My Work
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My Most Common iPod Repairs:
Broken iPod LCD Screen
Video, Nano iPod Screen Repair
Battery Replacement for all iPod models
Click Wheel Replacement
Logic Board Replacement
iPods Dropped in Water, Hot Tub & Pool
iPods put through the washing machine
Sound on Only One side of ear buds
I actually Fix Customer 'Repairs'
Fix the "folder/exclamation" error
Click Wheel Problems
Replace my hard disk
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Click here to see repairs I've done for people recently... from all over the world
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Sam in Santa Cruz, Suzanne in San Jose, Mike in Santa Rosa,
Clarita Marquez in Vallejo, Martha J in Santa Rosa,
Dave in Merced, Stuart in Windsor, Peter in Berkeley,
Lily in Menlo Park, Betti Fine in Cloverdale,
Scout in St Helena, Bob in Livermore,
Crystal in Bethesda Maryland, Julie in Novato, Josie in Sayville New York
Margo Sunderland in Westlaco Texas, Lynette Yoder in Arthur Illinois, Myla in San Francisco
Oscar in San Jose Calif, Tim in Visalia Calif, Patrick in San Francisco, Marina Nazarova in Foster City California
Conor H in Guilderland, New York Wayne Gual in San Diego, California Austin C lives in Columbus, Missouri
Craig Barranti lives in San Mateo California, James Baraja from Seymour, Connecticut Tammy Howell lives in Mansfield, Ohio
Dennis Azevedo from Olympia, Washington Rick Kalika from Morrimark, New Hampshire Jim Pearce from Hacienda Heights, California Amkar in Oakland, Calif
Gene Austin of Orange, California Natalie Miles from Haw River, North Carolina Trevor Wiltgen from Las Vegas, Nevada
Jason Rockhill in Nashville, Tennessee
John Medieros of Bakersfield California Rudy Carrasco of Pasadena California, Tamika Norman from Laveen, Arizona
Daniel Welch of Killeen Texas, Dave Witkowski of Oakton, Virginia Maureen Barrett of Medfield Massachusetts
Jack Derosa in Vallejo, California, Tonya Robinson in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bridgete Hockney of Jacksonville Florida Chris Kaminsky of Glenview Illinois Cathy McKeon from Ukiah California
Tom Olivieri in La Palma California Jim Sherrin in La Palma California Betty Bynum from Cedarcrest, New Mexico
Mark Falls in Santa Rosa, California Alex Cortagena of Santa Rosa California Tim Leonard from Saint Helena California
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Customer Comments on my work
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My Most Complex
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Ads I run on Craigslist
iPod left in the rain? or Fire?
1 HR iPod screen replacement
Nano 3rd Gen LCD replacement
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How To's and Tips
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Choosing an iPod Format
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Format Mac iPod for PC
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Copy iTunes Libraries
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Add a folder to iTunes Library - Macintosh User
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How to Rip iPod Movies
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These are a few my recent iPod repair experiences.
Mark Falls gave me a call me from locally here in Santa Rosa

The battery in his Mini wasn't holding a charge and he needed it replaced.
He bought it by at 10:30am January 15th 2008 and was able to pick it up finished at 11:30am the same day.
Here he is when picking it up.
Fixed - Total cost..$40.
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Alex Cortagena of Santa Rosa

called to get a sense of what it would cost to get his 4th Gen iPod going again.
In the conversation, I got the impression he had a Black and White 4th Gen. His description was "the device just stopped working completely".
This is very rare, usually there is something on the screen that gives you a clue to the error.
When I saw it, I realized it was a Photo iPod with a color screen. I plugged it into a firewire wall adapter which will usually jump start any iPod that has a battery problem. The iPod's screen did not come to life even though I heard hte hard drive wind up to speed and the read/write armature perform the bootloader seek.
I've had this kind of happen before... in that case the LCD failed without being cracked. So I replaced the LCD and started it again, this time Presto! I could see all the boot up steps passing on the screen.
I told Alex he needed a new LCD and he said while I'm at it let's replace the battery.
I gave him a deal on the LCD, just $23 because that would keep the repair in line with the value of the device afterward, and I want to encourage people to repair rather than replace their iPods.
So the LCD was $23 the battery was $16 and the labor was $40. Here's Alex when he came to pick it up.
Fixed - Total cost $79.
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Tim Leonard sent his 5th Gen Video iPod from Saint Helena California
about 40 miles from here. The right side head phone wasn't working, which occurs when the device is dropped with the earnuds plugged in and it lands on the plug still in the jack.
His was fixed the day it arrived (January 13th, 2008) and sent back the same day. Tim should have gotten it the next day Tuesday January 14th.
It was $35 for the headphone wire harness and $40 labor for a total of $75.
Fixed - Total cost..$75.
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I'm in Sonoma County... Northern California wine country.
If you live nearby, are traveling through or live in the San Francisco Bay Area bring your iPod to me and I can do the work while you wait or go wine tasting for a while. Send me an
email just to make sure I have on hand whatever parts your repair will require.
Call or email me
with questions or to set up a repair. You can also call, I am here most days from 8am to 8pm
Toll Free 1-877-iPod-Pro (1 - 877 - 476-3776)
Send the device to:
Frank Walburg
2145 Service Court
Santa Rosa, Ca 95403-3139
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