Wii U NAND-AID using minute to rebuild MLC goes horribly wrong

WARNING: THERE ARE A FEW LOCATIONS IN THIS VIDEO WHERE HIGH FLICKERING OCCURS. PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS AT THESE SECTIONS OR SKIP THEM COMPLETELY!!
Flickering Happens at the following timestamps:
18:31 - Flickering, be cautious
18:55 - Flickering Stops
27:22 - Flickering, be cautious
27:39 - Flickering Stops

This video shows how to use minute to erase an MLC when using a NAND-AID to replace a defective eMMC in a Nintendo Wii U. It also shows the steps on how to rebuild the MLC. Unfortunately while the rebuild of the MLC went without a hitch this particular console had some issues after the initial setup where it was throwing error code 105-3016. After messing around I tried to delete the corrupt data and the console got stuck on the deleting data page for 20 minutes before I foolishly unplugged the Wii U. Now the console doesn't have any video/audio output and I cannot get it to load the recovery menu using UDPIH.

Further information for this particular console can be found in the thread at the following link: https://www.tzirf.com/nintendo-consol...

Sorry about the loud Wii U menu audio, first video and I didn't know the volume was this loud. No way to re-shoot the video as the console appears to be dead. Additionally there is some flickering that was caused by a defective HDMI Switch I was using to capture this footage. Please be cautious during the flickering. I have attempted to edit some of it out to reduce the amount in the video.