Did you know Apple has sold more than 140 million iPods? That total includes a number of people replacing a broken iPod.

But in many cases those broken players could have been repaired.

I bought this iPod to keep my digital pictures handy. But ask the experts and they'll tell you this bright display is also the iPod's Achilles' heel.

Tony Viteritto is in the business of repairing iPods. He says sitting on your iPod or dropping it may be enough to crack the screen.

He says, "Once it cracks, it starts to bleed. And then you really can't see anything at all."

A cracked screen can't be fixed, but it can be replaced. Viteritto showed us its simply a matter of opening the iPod and fumbling with a tiny connector.

If your hard drive goes bad or your battery won't hold a charge or your earphone jack has a loose connection, all of those can be replaced, too.

Fixing these problems is SO simple. Viteritto even sells the parts so you can do the repair job yourself and save some money.

But having tried this type of thing myself... let me warn you the wiring and connectors in today's electronics are so fragile you might want to leave this repair job to the professionals.

Ipod Refresh is a privately owned company and is a valued member of the BBB. They guarantee their work and use 100% original ipod parts. Their friendly customer service and technical support are superior!