Anyone here savvy with gaming hardware?

[ApertureScience]

So I recently ordered a new screen lens for my Gameboy Advance (a regular, non-SP GBA), and after I put it in, and brought the LCD back on top of it only to see that it had a great big black splotch on it!  I was doing my best to be super gentle with it, but I guess I wasn't gentle enough!  Does anyone know how to fix this, or if it can't be fixed like this, can anyone give me advice on how to prevent it from happening again when I order a replacement?

Here's what it looks like now: 
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[True]

i always thought that meant it was broken D:
i dont know anything about them though >.< maybe it can be fixed? and someone comes along that knows how to do that.

[ApertureScience]

Yeah, I did a bit of looking around for LCD maintenance in general and most responses said it was too much pressure.  Still, I didn't see much on fixing it...

[kaoskat]

Yikes! That's not good! I dunno how you'd fix it.... But I can give you a bump up!

[Kiwi]

I asked hubby the gamer, but he has no idea. I'd suggest taking it to a local video game store that refurbishes machines on their own, they should be able to tell you.

[Mkanke]

I have no idea but if you look around sites about the chiptune scene you might be able to find some help. They tend to do a lot of screen mods for Gameboy and GBA.

[melodys_angel]

looks like osmething got inbetween things to me.

I second Kiwis suggestion.  Take it in and see what they say <3

[Eviecorn]

Yeah, I'm of no help.  I'd poke around gaming forums or local shops to see.

[dxgirly]

I'd honestly say just buy another one. I think it's probably going to cost more to fix, than the price of a used GBA.