During the removal of the motherboard and old screen two more screw posts revealed to be broken and damaged. After getting the screws out and opening the unit I noticed corrosion on the lower component boards and lower charging base and bottom of where the screen rests.

Once I started opening it up to replace the screen two screws fell out from behind the sticky pads that hide them, so that already made me suspect of what else might be wrong with it. Once I had it charged up I tried to pair it with my Wii U base unit, it will not do so.

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