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Feb 3, 2016 7:28 AM in response to RaghavHelpby Kenichi Watanabe,Standard warranty is only one-year; a 2nd gen shuffle is well beyond the age that is even supported for servicing through Apple. It is possible to change the battery (de-soldering and soldering required), but if you can find a technician to do the work, it is likely to cost more than the retail price of buying a new 4th gen shuffle.
If you are technically inclined, this web site has repair guides
https://www.ifixit.com/Device/iPod_Shuffle_2nd_Generation
The battery part is available from online sources, like eBay.