Screen and display faults
Cracked glass, display damage, touch problems or no image.
Common iPhone faults
Start with the issue in your hand.
Online pricing and turnaround guidance are for common issues only. Exact faults and parts are confirmed after assessment.
Battery replacement
Battery health, fast drain, shutdowns or charging concerns.
Charging issues
Loose cable fit, intermittent charging or power faults.
Camera, audio and buttons
Camera, speaker, microphone, earpiece and button-related faults.
Water damage
Assessment first, with recovery options considered where suitable.
Data and software help
Data transfer, recovery assessment and practical software support.
iPod repairs
iPod Classic and iPod Touch repairs.
iWorkshop assesses iPod Classic models and iPod Touch generations 4, 5, 6 and 7. We do not list every iPod model online, so please call or visit for a practical assessment.
iPod Classic
Battery, charging, storage and other practical faults can be assessed subject to the device condition and available parts.
iPod Touch 4–7
Screen, battery, charging, button and software-related faults can be checked by the exact generation.
Older devices deserve a check
Bring the iPod and charging cable where possible. We will explain whether a repair is practical before work begins.
Not every iPod is supported
iPod Nano, Shuffle and unlisted models are enquiry-first because repair options vary significantly.
Any network. Any retailer.
Your mobile provider does not decide whether we can inspect the phone.
We assess phones regardless of where they were purchased or which Australian mobile network they use. This includes devices used with Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Boost Mobile, Belong and other providers, and phones purchased through Apple, JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, Harvey Norman, Amazon, eBay and other retailers.
iWorkshop is an independent repair business. We are not affiliated with, authorised by, sponsored by or endorsed by Apple, any telecommunications provider or retailer mentioned on this website. Brand names and trade marks are used only to identify the devices and services we support and remain the property of their respective owners.