My ipod a1135 30 gb got wet and now it says restore and then it says very low battery and its making a clicking nosie when i try to reset it

Which is it an iphone or ipod touch 4 or ipod 5 32 gb ???
Reset an iPod 32GB
Resetting a 32 GB iPod touch is a frightening prospect.
The restoration process deletes all data, including applications, music, movies and everything else when the device is restored to factory standard condition.
Luckily, iTunes gives you the ability to back up your data before wiping the device clean.
This means if your device locks up regularly and is functioning poorly, or you've forgotten your password and you can't get in, you can wipe your iPod Touch clean and get things moving again.

Launch iTunes on your computer and connect your iPod Touch using the USB cable provided with the device.
Select your iPod from the "Devices" list in iTunes and click the "Summary" tab.
Click "Restore."


Click "Back Up" if you wish to back up your data before wiping the device clean.
This is your last chance to save anything that hasn't yet been backed up to your computer.
Click "Don't Back Up" if you would rather skip straight to the reset.

Click "Restore" and wait while iTunes formats your iPod Touch and reinstalls the factory standard software.
Click "OK" when the process is complete.

Leave your device connected to the computer while it restarts.
When it is again visible in the iTunes device list, the process is complete.


http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414

Got to itunes, when the ipod shows up click on the ipod from the devices part and the icon will say restore,evryhting will be erased....if itunes makes you type in the passcode in order to read the ipod,take your ipod to the apple store or at&t.

Connect your iPod to your computer, run iTunes, click on your iPod under "Devices" on the left side of iTunes, and click on the "Restore" button (towards the right) to restore your iPod. You will then need to resync your music and other media to the iPod.

reset it then go to the apple site for support

Slide the switch on the top of the ipod to where it shows white instead of orange. If it is already off hold, then you may have a broken hold switch.

Hi,

If your ipod won't turn on then try these.make sure you click on the blue links for more info.

Make sure the Hold switch is off

1. Check to see if the Hold switch is on. It's located on the top or the bottom of iPod. When it's in the on position, you'll see an orange patch.
2. To turn the hold switch off, slide it until you no longer see the orange patch.
3. Press any button to turn on iPod.

Make sure the battery is charged iPod won't turn on if the battery is empty. Instead, a low battery screen appears for about 3 seconds when you try to turn it on.
To charge your iPod, connect your iPod to your computer's built-in 6-pin FireWire or high-powered USB port or connect it to the Apple iPod Power Adapter and plug the power adapter into an electrical outlet. Note: iPod models without a Click Wheel cannot be charged via USB. iPod shuffle requires a high-power USB port to charge. iPod nano and iPod (5th generation) can charge via USB or FireWire, but they require USB to sync with iTunes. If you're not sure what iPod model you have, click here.
If you are connecting via USB and the battery is completely discharged, there may be up to a 30-minute delay before iPod powers up. Click here for more information.
Reset iPod If iPod still does not turn on or appears to be "frozen" you may need to reset it. When you reset iPod all your songs and files are saved. Some customized settings may be lost.
Let the iPod battery drain In rare cases, iPod might get into a state in which it needs to be drained completely before it can be reset. If iPod didn't turn on after you reset it, follow these steps:

1. Disconnect iPod from all power sources and leave it disconnected for about 24 hours.
2. Reconnect iPod to the Apple iPod Power Adapter or computer and reset it.

Update iPod's software If iPod turns on after you reset it, use the latest version of iTunes to update iPod.

start with the basic troubleshooting guide

try reset and restore again

http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/five_rs/classic/

Start with these five simple solutions: Reset, retry, restart, reinstall, or restore
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/five_rs/

If you need more asistance, let me know.

Start with these five simple solutions: Reset, retry, restart, reinstall, or restore

http://www.apple.com/support/ipod.five_rs/

If you need more assistance let me know. Good luck.