Blackberry Q10 Boot Loop Issues

Hi, I need help!
Just replaced the front glass/LCD on a Blackberry Q10, everything went smoothly, no issues, pretty easy process.
I then plug the phone in, to charge and it automatically comes on, loads to about 30% then makes a faint sound and cuts off, then keeps rebooting to about the same point (27%-34% loaded) each time and cuts off each time.
And there is no indicator that the phone is charging.
I tried some solutions I found online but none worked.
I am trying to avoid loosing data.
I do not have the original charger, could this be the issue?
Also the battery is a little damaged physically, could this be the issue?

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From what you describe, I would deduce that something got damaged during the replacement you conducted, resulting in what you are now experiencing. But I am rather concerned...you did not have a backup before you began that repair? Risky, to say the least...
If you cannot repair it again yourself, you'll need to find someone who can. Given what you describe, I doubt you have any warranty coverage anymore.
Good luck!
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