Kindle Paperwhite 2 (6th Gen) Repair

The Kindle Paperwhite is the 2nd Generation of the device, released in late 2013. If the Kindle has the ability to power on, you can verify that you have a 2nd Generation Kindle Paperwhite by clicking on Settings and then Device Info. Once this is done, a 16-digit code will be displayed, if this code begins with “B0D4” or “90D4” your device is a 2nd Generation Kindle Paperwhite. The Kindle Paperwhite differs from other Kindles by not having the 5-way controller present in other Kindle Models, and by having a built-in light that can be adjusted manually.

The First Generation Kindle Paperwhite model was introduced in October 1, 2012, by Amazon with the release being centered around the addition of a manually adjusted light level. This model was well received, so a year later (September 30, 2013) the Second Generation Kindle Paperwhite was released. The Second Generation Kindle PaperWhite was released with a 6’’ Screen, a 1GHz Processor, 4GB of Storage, and the ability to connect to wifi. This model was also well received.

The backside of the device contains a label that lists the model number as DP75SDI. It is available in black.

Screen size: 6 in

Pixel Density (ppi): 212

Processor Speed: 1 GHz

Ram: 2GB

Wireless Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n

Flash Storage: 2 GB integrated / 4 GB integrated

Supported Text Formats: TXT, PDF, HTML, DOC, DOCX, PRC, AZW

Supported Still Image Formats: BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG

Input: Micro-USB

Battery Life: 28 hour

Kindle Paperwhite 2nd Edition Teardown

Kindle Paperwhite 2nd Edition on Wikipedia

Amazon's support page for the Paperwhite 2nd Generation

Guide to determining what kind of Kindle you have.