Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Hairdryer might work better than the oven. Lowest oven temp is 150F, and that is too hot for the electronics.
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Grrrrrrr!!
- Thread starter Ocean Lover
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audie
fartblossom
Miss Kitty
Meow
...gttbm, you crack me up! BTW...I did dust that ipod the other day. 
...I am so sorry OL...that is alot of work and $ down the drain. (really sorry I had to do that as well 
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Ocean Lover
bean
The good news is Sam made the basketball cheerleading squad. 
They tried out for football and b-ball at the same time.
SJ, ipods don't have removable batteries or I would have taken them out. I already dried it some with a hairdryer last night. We'll let it set for a day or so before trying to turn it on.
They tried out for football and b-ball at the same time. SJ, ipods don't have removable batteries or I would have taken them out. I already dried it some with a hairdryer last night. We'll let it set for a day or so before trying to turn it on.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Really? What do you do with it when the rechargeable battery dies?
From what I understand, the songs which you download from ITunes are a hassle to get back on the Pod. Good Luck.
Ocean Lover
bean
I think you throw it away when the battery doesn't charge anymore.
I think it'll last long enough and then you're supposed to buy the next generation iPod.:roll: Dylan' s is a year newer than Sam's and his battery stays charged twice as long as hers did. It's not difficult to get songs back on your ipod. It's diffficult to get songs back on your computer from you ipod if your computer has crashed. I had to download some non-apple patch after this happened to us.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I had heard that since they have download restrictions for ITunes, that it was rather difficult to prove which songs you had already paid for, when it comes to restoring a mucked up IPod. That entire technology is one of the downsides of downloading music directly to the IPod rather than your puter where you can make back up copies. However, I am not an IPodder, so I don't know anything other than what I hear about it from IPodders.
ItzKatzTime
Beach Fanatic
I just pulled Sam's iPod out of the washing machine. I picked up her shorts and added them to the load w/out checking the pockets.It's been a heck of a week. She had cheerleading clinics and tryouts along with her dance and she has rehearsals all weekend. I can't even be mad at her because it's mostly my fault.
Hi OL that seems to be the story my life....if it is at all technical somehow water finds it!
Or Diet coke!:roll: :roll: Good luck!
;-) Kat
seacrestkristi
Beach Fanatic
I don't have an iPod but my smarta$$ kids do. ;-) ;-) So SJ, just curious, do you copy all your CD's to your puter? 
I guess I could listen to my tunes a lot more if they were all in here. 
I guess I could listen to my tunes a lot more if they were all in here. 
peapod1980
percy
Oy, OL, that stinks! If that happened to me, I'd honestly sit down and cry, no lie. (Hey, I'm writing song lyrics!) NoHall gave great advice about giving it time to dry out and not trying to turn it on until; I've heard of this working with some electronic device, though which one escapes me. Maybe it was the Rabbit...? But I digress. Good luck, and let us know if you ever dry out. I mean, if the iPod works again.