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Does anyone know what would cause this?

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I would recommend a battery replacement, then put it into recovery mode.

Unfortunately no. All components are soldered onto the motherboard and cannot be swapped like normal computers.

Seems like a battery issue. The battery performance has decreased, due to its age, so much it cant even boot the phone. A good battery for a iPhone 4 is roughly $15-$30 As for the screen getting darker. That can be a multitude of things. The most common thing i have found to cause that is either the battery or a bad screen.

Looks like your LCD is starting to go. This can occur from bending or dropping the phone. I would recommend a LCD Screen replacement.

Personally I would get the new version controller from a Microsoft store, not online. Or bring it into a store and see what they can do about it. It might be just a coincidence that both controllers are bad.

There isnt any true do it yourself way to fix scratches, at least one you can see changes doing. You would have to find a product on the market that can fix scratches but even then it wont be perfect.

A back glass repair is virtually impossible without breaking any internal parts. Apple doesn’t sell their OEM parts like Samsung does. I would bite the bullet and get a case that covers the cracks or spend Apples premium to get it fixed.

I would pull the part again and use isopropyl alcohol and a q-tip on the inside of the glass and make sure the lens isn’t covered by a small piece of plastic.

Usually with devices like this parts aren’t really available on the market. I would recommend purchasing a new/used one.

Looks like a glass repair to me. A glass repair has the digitizer infused to the glass. The digitizer would be responsible to all of the freaky movements of the iPad.