Representative photo. You receive the part named above.
iPod Video 5G — Factory Original LCD Screen (5.5G Enhanced)
Used (Apple Original) · Model A1136
$120.95
Also for the iPod Video 5th Gen: 5G (Factory original) $105.95 · See all
Sold out
Not for sale right now
We are not selling this part at the moment.
- 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
- Completed repairs aren't refundable. If a part we fitted fails within a year, we repair it again.
Questions about this part? Chat with us or email sales@imods.com.
Not sure what's wrong? Get your free repair quotePart details
About this part
Overview
Replacement internal LCD panel for iPod Video 5.5G Enhanced. Use it for cracked, blank, lined, or backlight-related display problems after separating screen damage from ribbon seating and board-side faults.
Fitment snapshot
What Is Included
What this part might fix
Help pages, step by step, for problems this part might fix:
Fit and specs
Specifications & Fitment
Part Details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Model Number | A1136 |
| EMC | EMC 2065 |
| Condition | Used — factory original Apple part. Normal cosmetic wear expected. |
| Release family | 5.5G Enhanced / 2006 |
| Display note | Enhanced 5.5G panel: the brighter revision; interchanges with the 2005 5G panel |
| Display Size | 2.5" |
| Resolution | 320x240 (QVGA) |
| Type | Color transflective LCD |
| Backlight | White LED |
Compatible Variants
| Order Number | Capacity | Color | Case | Compatible | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA146LL/A | 30GB | Black | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— compatible (cross-revision) | Unit is the 5G (2005) generation — the two panels interchange; its like-for-like panel (the brighter 5.5G one, or the 2005 one) is on the other LCD page |
| MA446LL/A | 30GB | Black | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— stock match | Same panel generation |
| MA664LL/A | 30GB | Black/Red | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— stock match | Same panel generation |
| MA452LL/A | 30GB | U2 Special | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— compatible (cross-revision) | Unit is the 5G (2005) generation — the two panels interchange; its like-for-like panel (the brighter 5.5G one, or the 2005 one) is on the other LCD page |
| MA002LL/A | 30GB | White | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— compatible (cross-revision) | Unit is the 5G (2005) generation — the two panels interchange; its like-for-like panel (the brighter 5.5G one, or the 2005 one) is on the other LCD page |
| MA444LL/A | 30GB | White | thin (0.43 in) | Yes— stock match | Same panel generation |
| MA147LL/A | 60GB | Black | thick | Yes— compatible (cross-revision) | Unit is the 5G (2005) generation — the two panels interchange; its like-for-like panel (the brighter 5.5G one, or the 2005 one) is on the other LCD page |
| MA003LL/A | 60GB | White | thick | Yes— compatible (cross-revision) | Unit is the 5G (2005) generation — the two panels interchange; its like-for-like panel (the brighter 5.5G one, or the 2005 one) is on the other LCD page |
| MA450LL/A | 80GB | Black | thick | Yes— stock match | Same panel generation |
| MA448LL/A | 80GB | White | thick | Yes— stock match | Same panel generation |
Install and repair
Install Overview
Rather not open it? Choose We Fix It above: mail your iPod in and we fit it. Turnaround is typically 3 to 5 business days. 1-year limited warranty.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The screen stayed dark after a rebuild and the ribbon's locking bar broke off. What now?
The display ribbon is held by a black plastic tab that flips up on the board-side connector. When that lock breaks, the ribbon can sit in place without making reliable contact, and the iPod runs on happily — storage spinning, wheel clicking — with nothing on screen.
Check the ordinary explanation first: a blank or abnormal display is usually a loose display cable, so re-seat the ribbon square and close whatever lock remains before concluding anything. With the lock gone, owners hold the ribbon down against the connector; that is a workaround rather than a repair, and pressure applied wrongly damages the flex.
The lock is part of the board's connector, so our fix for a broken one is a new logic board. Rather than solder on an inferior aftermarket part (a third-party port, latch or chip), we fit an original Apple logic board to ensure the highest quality repair. In this case the panel itself is rarely at fault — a screen that has never been shown a signal is not a failed screen.
Is this new or used?
This non-custom replacement is factory-original Apple hardware in used condition. Custom-color new exterior parts use separate custom-color pages.
Lines or dead pixels on the screen: what should I check?
A steady horizontal black line or lines means the LCD itself (often after a drop); lines that move or change, especially when you press on the iPod, mean a faulty or loose screen cable, so reseat the ribbon first. Dead or stuck pixels are the LCD itself.
How do I seat the screen when the front panel goes back on?
Display reassembly: Seat the screen between the front panel and framework before reconnecting the display ribbon. A stiff replacement cable can lift the screen back out of position if alignment is not checked before closing.
What should I check before replacing this screen?
Reseat the display ribbon and inspect the latch before replacing the LCD. Check whether the iPod still plays or syncs so a display-only symptom stays separate from a dead iPod. Reopen only as far as needed to inspect the areas touched during the repair. Compare the new symptom with what worked before the repair. Check cable seating, latch position, and part variant before replacing a second part.
Can water damage, liquid, or corrosion make this screen the right repair?
Inspect the display connector and nearby board area before replacing the screen. Do not treat a new LCD as confirmed when corrosion remains active on the connector or board. Inspect for water or liquid residue, corrosion, and dirty contacts on the part, nearby connectors, and the board-side connector. Reseat the display ribbon and inspect the connector before replacing the screen. This screen may help only after the display connector and board-side corrosion risk are controlled.
Is this an iPod Classic?
Apple's 'Classic' branding started with the 6th Generation (2007). This is the iPod 5th Generation (Video) / iPod with Video family, model A1136. Apple's official name for this model is iPod (Video) / iPod with Video.
Free diagnostic
Broken iPod? We can help.
Mail us your iPod and we will test it and send you a free repair quote. If you don't like our price, we will ship your iPod back at our expense.
How mail-in repair works
Order the free diagnostic
Choose your iPod. Add our shipping box and prepaid label if you need one.
Mail us your iPod
Pack it with your work order. No printer? Put a note in the box with your name, return address, email, order number and what is wrong.
Approve your quote
We test it and email your free repair quote. Most repairs are finished within 3 to 5 business days after you approve the quote.