Replace a Broken iPod

Replace a Broken iPod - Take your broken iPod and the warranty to the nearest Apple retail store. The techs at the store will keep the iPod to make sure that it cannot be fixed and to make sure that the breakage is a result of a malfunction of the iPod, rather then some error on your part -- such as dropping the iPod or crushing it somehow. They may send it to another location to have it checked. This process can take as long as a few weeks.

Call the Apple store to see if the problem has been solved, or if you will be getting a new iPod. Calling the store before visiting it will save you an unnecessary trip. If the iPod cannot be fixed, someone at the Apple store will inform you that your iPod will need to be replaced. Find out when you can get your new iPod.

Return to the Apple store to get your new iPod. Make sure that you get a warranty on the new iPod. The iPod that they give you may be new or refurbished.

Buy a new iPod if you do not have a warranty. Broken iPods that are not under warranty can be taken to an Apple store for recycling. They will not replace your broken iPod with a new one. You will have to buy a new iPod.

Apple has revolutionized mobile music with the iPod. There are different types of iPods sold at various prices, making them accessible to virtually everyone. IPods, though, are not indestructible. These somewhat delicate hardware devices tend to wear out or break after a period of time or extensive use. Broken iPods can be replaced by Apple if they are still under warranty.

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