A couple weeks ago I had an issue where my ipod classic (160 gb) would go into deep sleep after being idle for 30 minutes or more. I thought it was a battery issue and got the battery replaced but I'm still having this error. The only way to get out of deep sleep is by a hard reset.
I restored the ipod (and even used disk utility on the hard drive itself to make sure) but it still goes into deep sleep after 30 minutes every time. If I have my ipod in the car and go do groceries and come back the ipod requires a hard reset just to turn back on. In the good ol' days you would simply hit play and it would pick up where you left off.
I did a diagnostics test and it didn't say there were any hard drive issues at all and the battery was replaced which seems to be working fine as even after a hard reset from deep sleep the battery levels seem pretty normal. I've also let the battery drain down on its own, and then recharged it fully and I still get the 30 minutes or less deep sleep issue.
Any advice? Do I need find a way to go back to an older firmware? Although I've had the current firmware (2.04 I believe) for several years without a hitch until recently.
Here are the stats from the diagnostics test:
Retracts: 8
Reallocs: 0
Pending Sectors: 0
PowerOn Hours: 345
Starts/Stops: 63313
Temp: Min 58C
Temp: Max 243C
The temp stats really worry me because I usually have my ipod indoors at room temperature. I do bring it with me to listen to in the car so maybe because it's summer I'm hoping nothing got fried in the heat although I have never gotten the ipod temperature warning.
ANY help would be appreciated, new logic board is $180 and I'm more inclined to do it if it is a logic board issue but I want to make sure it is and not a firmware issue.
I restored the ipod (and even used disk utility on the hard drive itself to make sure) but it still goes into deep sleep after 30 minutes every time. If I have my ipod in the car and go do groceries and come back the ipod requires a hard reset just to turn back on. In the good ol' days you would simply hit play and it would pick up where you left off.
I did a diagnostics test and it didn't say there were any hard drive issues at all and the battery was replaced which seems to be working fine as even after a hard reset from deep sleep the battery levels seem pretty normal. I've also let the battery drain down on its own, and then recharged it fully and I still get the 30 minutes or less deep sleep issue.
Any advice? Do I need find a way to go back to an older firmware? Although I've had the current firmware (2.04 I believe) for several years without a hitch until recently.
Here are the stats from the diagnostics test:
Retracts: 8
Reallocs: 0
Pending Sectors: 0
PowerOn Hours: 345
Starts/Stops: 63313
Temp: Min 58C
Temp: Max 243C
The temp stats really worry me because I usually have my ipod indoors at room temperature. I do bring it with me to listen to in the car so maybe because it's summer I'm hoping nothing got fried in the heat although I have never gotten the ipod temperature warning.
ANY help would be appreciated, new logic board is $180 and I'm more inclined to do it if it is a logic board issue but I want to make sure it is and not a firmware issue.
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