Argh, sorry to hear that. Does pinching the screen hard in the top right corner help at all? Sometimes that makes it work...
There are two possibilities:
The aerial is part of the case, and it connects to the PCB via a little sprung terminal in the top right edge - it's possible that this has lost contact, in which case pinching a bit may clear off corrosion and fix it. Or you could open the case, unscrew the PCB and screw it back and that might fix it.
The actual microcontroller has come slightly unsoldered (it's BGA). I'm not sure on what tools you have, but if you have a hotplate and flux then the fix may not be too difficult - but again it requires opening the case, then pulling off the battery - and you can't easily use hot air because you might melt the GPS aerial.
I think actual microcontroller damage is unlikely so it's probably one of those two things. I guess if it's not usable right now then opening it, taking the PCB out and putting it back is worth a try.
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Argh, sorry to hear that. Does pinching the screen hard in the top right corner help at all? Sometimes that makes it work...
There are two possibilities:
I think actual microcontroller damage is unlikely so it's probably one of those two things. I guess if it's not usable right now then opening it, taking the PCB out and putting it back is worth a try.