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by itsalwaysbeenyou on January 3rd, 2006
According the the sales associates at best buy, Apple iPod's have a non-user changable battery. The only way to fix a faulty battery is to get a new iPod. If you have a warranty, this shouldn't be a problem. It was easy for me to exchange when my old iPod had the same problem. Good Luck!
by Popeye13 on May 25th, 2005
If the iPod is new, the first thing you shoudl do is NOT charge it right away. A brand new battery should be run down until it dies out, then re-charged. This will "break in" the battery. Even if your iPod isn't that new, try doing the above a couple times, it should help. If not, it may be a manufactering problem. They also sell battery backups for the iPod, and they are usually pretty cheap. FYI - the average battery life for a full size iPod should be around 12 hours of playing time.
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