Apple clearly states, on its Website and in the supplied paperwork that comes with every Apple iOS device, that its portable devices have NO user serviceable parts.
There are absolutely NO user serviceable parts in any of Apple's devices or computers, other what Apple specifies for their products, such as replaceable RAM in Macs.
None.
For starters, Apple supplies NO OEM parts to any individuals or unauthorized third party electronics repair centers.
Third party, unauthorized electronics repairs centers, that are competent in working with Apple devices, rely solely on cannibalising known good parts from other damaged Apple devices to fix other Apple devices.
You can't even replace your own battery in an iPhone or iPad.
Apple has put things in place inside of newer iPhones and iOS, IF a non-Apple approved battery is used, such as disabling certain battery diagnostic features found in the battery settings.
AND you cannot get an Apple OEM cerified battery if you are not an Apple authorised repair center.
Same with installing non-Apple, third party screens.
Apple disabled certain screen features/functions when a non-cettified Apple replacement device screen is used.
I have no clue where you live, but unless the area you live in has passed “right to repair” legislation, regardless of how the iPad got broke/damaged, if you tried to do your own fix of this iPad, then any warranties that iPad may have had maybe, in fact, voided and Apple reserves the right not to service this device.
You may think you have every right to try and repair this device yourself, but Apple and Apple stores may decide differently/otherwise.
Apple is just one of the main electronics companies vehenmtly opposed to the “right to repair” movement happening around the world.
If you go to an Apple location to have this iPad serviced and they determine that you opened this device and atempted a fix on your own, they have the right to refuse to service it.
Good Luck!
