Ipad Mini Had Glass Repaired Now Ipad Is Crashing and not charging

You had someone other then Apple repair your iPad.

Your warranty is void.

They further damaged your iPad. Either they fix it or provide you with a new one.

Apple will not touch or take your iPad as a out of warranty replacement.

Your option is to buy a new one.

There are lots of things he could have ruined including the battery cable, the logic board, etc. Given you said the iPad was pretty beat up I would not doubt at all that the repair person ruined your iPad Mini.

It is also possible that whatever incident that caused the broken screen also damaged the internal components, which would alleviate the repair person of any liability.

It didn't have any dents or dings on it before repair but now it does. I have to wonder if he accidentally damaged something inside while replacing the screen.

I have to wonder if he swapped it with another iPad. You may no longer have your original iPad. Apple does not sell parts. What he used, if he used anything, were parts from a salvaged, probably already damaged, iPad. Find your original sales receipt and check the serial numbers. Demand your money back at a minimum. Unfortunately, you provided him with a broken device. Once you get your money back all you are entitled to is another broken iPad, same as your brought in.

Your only choice at this point is to find another repair facility or purchase another device. What you have is going to give you constant problems. Regardless, unpleasant as it may sound, you got scammed.

You are correct that accidental damage is not covered under the warranty. A broken screen is almost always caused by accidental damage. But Apple has an out of warranty program where you could have gotten your iPad replaced and the fee would have been much less than purchasing the iPad again new. Unfortunately you no longer qualify for that program because you had an unauthorized third party replace the screen.

Parts for iPads can be taken from other damaged or non working units, stolen devices or devices sold by there original owners.

When Apple accepts a damaged iPad they evaluate it and if possible they refurbish it. That process includes repairing the damage, replacing the case and battery. The resulting iPad ends up being like new.

No, if you check around you'll find no small electronics makers sell DIY kits.

Try sending it to this site http://www.iresq.com

You are kidding me!!! Apple doesnt sell like replacement kits to the public for DIY idiots like myself?! I never thought of that Raymond!

Not sure if you are serious or are yanking my chain. It is true that Apple does not sell parts. I don't think you are an idiot.

Where do people like this but there parts at???

They don't buy parts from Apple. They get broken devices and scavenge them for parts. Or they buy stolen devices off EBay, Craigslist or other sites. They use the scavenged parts from these devices to repair (destroy) other devices.

Apple would have replaced the device for a couple hundred dollars (exact price escapes me) with a refurbished unit. Apple replaces the case, glass and battery from other devices that have been returned to Apple. The device comes with a 90 day warranty.

Now that you have had the device messed with by a third party Apple will no longer accept the device for an out of warranty swap.

You could continue to argue with the repair person but that is like mud wrestling with a pig. You both get dirty but the pig likes it. Your only viable option is to get a new device from Apple or purchase a used device from someone else. Purchasing from someone else is risky because of activation lock and archeology of the device being unknown. Chalk it up to a life lesson and get a new device from Apple. Life will be more pleasant.