Need to purchase a charger for the ipod a112, the original is lost

try this site
http://www.monoprice.com/search/index?keyword=2.5+amp+usb+outlet+charger

or this one
Amazon com kindle paperwhite charger Electronics

both have provided quality electronic accessories for me

hi there

best thing that you can do is return that if its still under warranty. if its not, you have to bring that to a service center as you cannot manually fix that with ordinary tools and equipment.

hope this helps

It is written on the original box (the one you got when you purchased your phone).

Charge an iPod Nano Without a Charger
If you've misplaced or broken the charger that came with your iPod Nano, you might think you need to purchase a new one in order to continue using your Mp3 player.
However, there is a way that you can continue enjoying your iPod without having to purchase a new charger.
As long as you have a USB cord and a computer, you can charge your iPod without having the charger.

Locate the USB cord that came with your iPod Nano package.
It is the same cord that you use in order to sync or transfer music.
Plug the small end into your iPod Nano.

Plug the other, larger end into your computer's USB port.
Choose "Do Nothing" when your computer presents the dialogue box to let you choose what to do with the hardware or USB connection.
Leave your Nano plugged into your computer for at least 4 hours to charge.
Unplug your iPod Nano when charging is complete.
Charge an iPod Without the Charger
Many iPod owners purchase a charging unit that plugs into a standard wall outlet to recharge the iPod's battery.
However, the iPod wall charger is not included with new purchases, so consumers must either purchase a separate charger or find a way to charge their iPod using other means.
Here's a simple method to charge your iPod using your computer.

Plug the iPod USB cable into the bottom of your iPod.
Plug the other end of the iPod USB cable into a free USB port on your Mac or PC computer.

Open the iTunes program by clicking on the icon in the Dock on a Mac or using the Start menu on a PC.
Click on the name of your iPod under the "Devices" heading in the main iTunes window.
Click on the "Sync" button to synchronize your iPod with your computer data.
While the iPod is syncing, the power from the USB port on your computer will charge your iPod's battery.

Unplug your iPod from the computer once the battery is fully charged.
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Tips:- Charge you Apple ipod with original Charger which comes with Apple ipod box as a accessories.

Solution:- Charge it will original charger & Connect this ipod to iTunes & just restore the ipod or update iPod software to latest version.

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After that all it will work fine 100% .

Thanks.
Happy to help you.

It appears as though you are attempting to charge the ipod with a cable that is not compatible. Some newer ipods cannot be used with older chargers and adapters for cars. Apple does this to maximize their profitability and in my opinion rip off consumers.

My daughters new ipod will work on her old FM adapter in my car but it says it does not support it on the ipod itself. It will transmit through the wire, but will not simultaneously charge it as the older ipod did both.

It is similar to cell phones and batteries. If you own the original razor and upgrade to the next generation razor, the usb connectors are different (hence the chargers will not work) and the battery connections are different so you cannot interchange batteries between the two. Even though you would think Ipods are Ipods and everything should be interchangeable, they are unfortunately not.
I hope this helps and good luck!

Hey how do I find a replacement battery for the Sonic Impact I F2?

Then it will work fine.

Hello TerrieLyn,

If you have used different chargers / charge methods and the iPod is still not getting a charge you can probably rule out the charger as the cause of the problem. It sounds like there is something wrong with your iPod itself.

The most likely cause is a defective internal battery, but there could also be a problem with the charge circuitry or the charger port.

I'd suggest taking the unit into your local Apple store or the retailer that you purchased the iPod from. Depending on when you purchased the unit and whether or not you purchased any additional service plan coverage you may have to pay for any repair services.

Best Regards,
Ken
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