Where can I get my old iPod 4g click wheel fixed?

vicki matich, the very first priority will be to protect your music. Luckily this version iPod has a hard drive. Use [http://this guide] to remove the hard drive. Then purchase a cheap adapter like this one and transfer all of your music to your computer. I use copypod for all those transfers, but there are plenty of other good programs out there. Once you have your hard drive out, you can focus your attention on the iPod itself. I would replace the clickwheel as well as the battery and see if that makes a difference. Worst case scenario would be either a bad dock connector (soldered to the logic board) or a bad logicboard.Don't give up on this iPod, the sound quality of those is great.