Troubled Batteries, Apple iPod Nano Replace All

Some owners reported a first-generation iPod nano, the devices they use even more heat than usual. On this report, Apple promised to provide a replacement unit.

In a posting about this replacement program, Apple says, a number of units of iPod nano in a small amount sold between September 2005 and December 2007 have problems of over-heat the battery.

Apple iPod nano advise the owners to stop using the music player. For you the owner of the first generation iPod nano, Apple invited to fill out a form to request a replacement unit or coming to Apple authorized resellers.

Over-heating problem arises from the battery "disabled" produced by one of Apple's suppliers. However, this damage may arise due to reduced battery life, according to the investigation of Apple.

Despite having to wait 6 weeks to get a replacement, this news is certainly good news for owners of first-gen iPod nano because they will get a new unit for free. In fact, such devices have been used on average more than five years.

This replacement program does not only apply in the U.S., but applies to all iPod nano owners all over the world, including Indonesia. So, if you feel you have a first generation iPod nano, please bring his unit to the nearest Apple Authorised Service Provider. The list can be viewed here.