iPod Mini 2nd Generation — Replacement LCD Screen (1.67" Grayscale)

For the iPod Mini 2nd Gen

Used (Apple Original) · Model A1051

iPod Mini 2nd Gen (A1051), Replacement LCD Screen (1.67" Grayscale)

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  • Used (Apple Original). Tested: installed in a working iPod and checked before it ships.
  • 1-year limited warranty · 30-day returns from delivery
  • Free pry tool in the box

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Part details

About this part

Overview

Screen 4GB / 6GB

Replacement display assembly for iPod Mini 2nd Generation. Use it for cracked, blank, lined, or backlight-related display problems after separating screen damage from ribbon seating and board-side faults. It fits the 2nd Gen mini only: the two mini generations use different screens.

Fitment snapshot

FitsiPod Mini 2nd Generation
Variant matchSee Compatible Variants
ReleasedFebruary 23, 2005
TypeScreen

What Is Included

✓ Replacement LCD Screen (1.67" Grayscale) ✓ One plastic pry tool ✓ 1-year limited warranty

What this part might fix

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Fit and specs

Specifications & Fitment

Part Details

Detail Value
Model Number A1051
EMC EMC 2044
Condition Used — factory original Apple part. Normal cosmetic wear expected.
Size 1.67 inches
Resolution 138x110 pixels
Type Grayscale
Controller Renesas HD66753 (COG)

Compatible Variants

Order Number Capacity Color Case Compatible Notes
M9802LL/A 4GB Blue — Yes —
M9806LL/A 4GB Green — Yes —
M9804LL/A 4GB Pink — Yes —
M9800LL/A 4GB Silver — Yes —
M9803LL/A 6GB Blue — Yes —
M9807LL/A 6GB Green — Yes —
M9805LL/A 6GB Pink — Yes —
M9801LL/A 6GB Silver — Yes —

Install and repair

Step-by-step guide

iPod Mini 1st/2nd Gen screen replacement

  • DifficultyModerate
  • Time30 minutes to 1 hour
  • Steps14

Tools: Phillips #00 screwdriver, Thin plastic pry tool, Spudger, Small snap-ring pliers or a small flat tool, Hair dryer, Tweezers, Anti-static wrist strap or mat, Isopropyl alcohol and double-sided tape (lens only)

  1. Lock itUnplug any cable, then slide Hold on and let the screen go blank. Note which side the switch is on, for the top cap later.
  2. Top cap and two screws offGive the glued top cap a brief burst of warm air from a hair dryer on low, aimed at the cap only, then lift it a little at a time round the seam. Take out the two Phillips #00 screws under it. Our opening guide shows each move.

Read the full guide: all 14 steps

Install Overview

Rather not open it? Choose We Fix It above: mail your iPod in and we fit it. Turnaround is typically 1–3 business days on our bench. 1-year limited warranty.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to solder?

No, this installation does not require soldering. Difficulty: Moderate. Estimated time: 30 minutes - 1 hour.

How do I know if this LCD screen needs replacement?

Symptoms that can point to this LCD screen include: backlight not working, LCD display failure.

The glass lens is cracked but the picture is fine — do I need this screen?

No. The clear lens over the front and the LCD module behind it are separate parts. If the picture, backlight and contrast are all normal and only the outer lens is chipped, scratched or cracked, the glass display lens is the part to buy. Choose this screen when the image itself is blank, lined, blotched, dim or dead, or when the panel or its ribbon is physically damaged.

Could another part cause the same screen symptoms?

Yes, and three are worth ruling out first. The display ribbon and its fragile black latch: reseat before replacing anything. The battery: it lies behind the display on this model, so a swollen pack shows as a black or dark spot on the screen (the case rarely bulges) while everything else still works. And the logic board: if the iPod will not power, play or charge at all, the screen is not the place to start — confirm it still plays with headphones before treating a blank screen as a dead panel.

Is this for a full-size hard-drive iPod?

The iPod mini is a separate Apple product line from full-size hard-drive iPods. This is the iPod mini 2nd Generation.

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