Wait, what's the point of wasting effort and time to recover a wallet address that you know is empty?
Yes, I know and I understand your preference why you are still doing this. Because it also makes sense like knowing how to recover a wallet address on their platform, whether it is empty or not. Because what if someone also experiences this issue and has a balance, especially if it's big, right? So if you succeed, the others have an idea of how they will do it. Like that, you also had another purpose, to study how to fix a broken hardware part of your phone.
I am pretty sure that the issue is on blockchain.com's side. This could act as a warning for other users too, and can even act as a guide for those who may face this problem in the future.
Unfortunately, there seems to be no fix for now. I should mail blckchain.com about this incident and post their reply(if I am fortunate enough to get one) here.
You have a friend that has spare monitor? or you can borrow, You can try it to use it just for the sake of recovering. That is the 2nd option I think is to use sata reader and to read your hard drive on other computer. You will have a chance to check all of your drives on different computers. It would be much more easy to do since you just need to plug out your drives.
If I am unable to access the wallet on my repaired phone, then I might look into those drives for keys.
There are a very cheap precision screwdriver out there, I can find one for just $3.15 usd in my marketplace or you try to borrow some. But yeah I agree just bring it to repair shop. I suggest you just bring your old phone now into a repair shop before using sata reader if you don't have it right now. Repairing it would not cost more than $10 since charging port is cheap and it's just a basic soldering that will happen.
I bought one for 3 dollars. I will get it soon.
Like BitMaxz's pointed out, I wouldn't have to solder any parts if I replace the charging board(and this is what every repair shop will probably do since it works+they can charge extra+more reasonable). From the videos, it's very much like replacing RAM. It's available for like 7 dollars online.
This way I won't have to worry about giving my phone to some stranger either
I guess it is a legacy address since your wallet is 8 years old (from blockchain.info) or you imported the address. So even if you are able to remember or recover your 12 word phrase that is associated with your blockchain."com" account, you won't have access to your old wallet address. If I recall correctly, they kept on warning users to move their funds from their old blockchain.info wallet to their newly generated blockchain.com wallet. Look for your private keys if you have backed them up. There is no other way to access your old wallet other than being able to login to your blockchain.com account through your phone. Just replace the battery, backup all important data, do a hard format, and send it to the repair center.
Yup, this seems to be the only viable way