Insert the case opener, or other pry tool, into the crevice between the shield and the casing and slowly wedge the plastic shield free. Remove it and place it to the side. This plastic shield contains the "HOLD" button
Wedge the pry tool again around the shield and pry it free. Remove the shield and place it to the side. You will now have access to the headphone assembly inside.
Remove the two screws with the Philips screwdriver from the headphone assembly in the bottom of the device.
Wedge a small Flathead screwdriver around the headphone jack to pry it up from the headphone jack assembly and slowly pull it out. Don't remove it all the way, it is still connected to the inside by a cable. Move it enough so you can access the Philips screw underneath it.
The Apple iPod has a few models that it identifies as second generation, or 2G, including the iPod Nano 2G, the iPod Touch 2G and the iPod Shuffle 2G. Even though the iPod Touch 2G is the largest, it actually requires the fewest steps to open. When opening the iPod Touch 2G, it is important to not scratch the screen. The Nano and Shuffle 2G are both enclosed in a single case cover, meaning there is no front and rear case covers that come together around the motherboard and other internal parts as with the iPod Touch model. This makes them more complicated to open.
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