HT201263 I am getting a dark blue screen on my ipad 2. it would not turn on

Since last Thursday, I noticed that when I went to turn on my ipad only a dark grey screen appeared. I then charged it over night and tried to turn it on the next morning. It turned on. Last night I tried to turn it on again and it only showed me a dark blue screen this time. I put it on charge again overnight. this morning I ried to turn it on and still there is that blue screen. I went online to reseach what to do next. It was suggested that I restore the device. I followed th instructions and did that. There is still a blue screen. PLEASE HELP.

Reset iPad
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears
Note: Data will not be affected.

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