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this issue has been raised before: Click Wheel works for restart, but not single button. there are other threads aswell but i cannot find them at present. There doesnt seem to be a clear solution, although some people have had success taping the connector down or cleaning it with IPA solvent

i'm afraid replacing the logic board is the only way. the data cable is molded to the logic and not replaceable

I've seen this issue to, a lot. but have yet to find a solution. It's something to do with the logicboard rather than the clickwheel or either of the ribbons that much i do know. Are people experiencing this problem mainly on water damaged units or is there just a problem in the design/manufacturing of some of these nano's that leads to this?

Hi Paul, opened it up and cleaned/dried it? or just the outside. if so was there any evidence of oily liquid. this needs to be completely cleaned off as detailed by mayer. if you do that and it is still dead it could be an issue with the oily make up in the keyboard/power button? What colour does the magsafe connector show, if any?

the cable is actually part of the logic board and not replaceable, you would need a whole new logicboard to rectify the situation.

Probably just needs a replacement home button flex, these can be found on ebay. Although if your unlucky the contact on the logic board may have come off, these are replaceable too but the soldering can be a tad fiddly.

yes, you'll probably be able to find the part on ebay, be sure to verify that it is actually the speaker that needs replacing though and not the connector 3/fpc connector

If the touch screen is completely unresponsive then check that the phone is still functioning properly by verifying it syncs with itunes and the the sleep/wake button works. If it seems to be working fine then you are likely to require a new touch screen/digitialiser iPhone 3G Front Panel Assembly

Firstly try restoring in itunes, then see if you are still having the same issues. If it's still behaving strangely after that i'd crack it open and inspect for liquid damage as the faint screen is often a sign of this.

Probably needs a replacement clickwheel or there is liquid damage to the unit causing it to behave erratically.