I've ran into this issue before as well. You're going to need to replace the wireless comms chip. Here is my old post on this topic. Controller won't sync with console..

I would go for the clear double sided tape. It's not going to hold as well as the original space material they use on those things but it will be better than the foam stuff. As for the bezel, I have no idea as they aren't sold on any of the places I normally shop.

Either the digitizer was damaged, or the impact of the drop caused the cable to get knocked loose. Either way the device will need to be opened in order to determine the issue. While nowhere near as big of a pain as the surface pro 3, the pro 2 is still one of the more difficult tablet repairs and shouldn't be taken lightly.

That blinking light indicates that a charger has been plugged in. Leave it plugged in for a bit then try to power it on.

If you're unable to get it to restore or update, then you may want to consider replacing the hard drive and then applying the update to the new hard drive. However, I only recommend this as a last resort option.

Hi Steven. This is actually a fairly common issue with the PS4, and luckily for you, it's very easy to fix. Inside the optical drive there are two rollers and when these rollers get dirty the drive will struggle with inserting and ejecting discs. All you need to do is remove the optical drive and clean the rollers with some alcohol or windex and it will work good as new. Here is a guide on how to remove the optical drive: PlayStation 4 Optical Drive Replacement Good Luck!

It doesn't look like the iFixit shop sells the bottom case. From what I can tell the Star Wars edition has Darth Vader printed on the top case and just a standard bottom case. You should be able to find one on ebay. The repair itself is just removing three screws from the back and popping the case off. Good luck.

Apple Watch Screen Replacement Step by step guide for repairing your watch. Good luck!

Unfortunately that LCD is broken and cannot be repaired. It looks like when you lifted it, the screen flexed a little too much and cracked. As far as the second part of your question, it's really up to you on how much you want to sink into repairing this device.

Try connecting the iPod to your PC and then putting it into DFU mode. To do this, plug the iPod in to the USB port on your PC, hold the power and home buttons like you would for a normal hard reset, but when it begins to reboot release the power button while continuing to hold the home button. An iTunes logo should appear on the device or iTunes will just detect a device in recovery mode and prompt you to restore it to factory defaults. Hope this works for you.