Hows it going everyone. I am taking apart my dash and replacing the parts that the dealerships previoulsy broke while "fixing" my warranty work. I took apart the radio faceplate today and noticed a small burn mark in the top left hand corner of the screen. Does anyone know if this is supposed to be there or do I got a problem here? Any help would be mush appreciated. I attached a picture and circled where its at.

 

Bump, I still need some help, anyone know or heard about this?

 

ooo this is why you wanted to see the back of my circuit board, I was wondering why when you asked me to do that lol

 

yeah exactly, If yours didnt have it I was gonna buy it off ya. But I dont know if its supposed to be there or not.

 

Photo quality is way to small and poor to tell anything.

 

here is another picture of it

 

its hard to see but i dont think i have ever seen burn marks that belong on any circuit board.

I'm thinking that has to be that spot on the Radio/AC controls circuit board that is short-circuiting and causing so many of the radio/ac to malfunction in the V35 sedan and coupes.

 

yeah i dont know if its a burn mark or what it is. Its like a black blemish of some sort. I have been given many mixed responses about this. Some say its supposed to be there some say its not. Hopefully sombody can straighten this out for us.

 

It looks just cosmetic to me, if it's working fine, I wouldn't worry about it.

 

It works fine. I looked closer and it is not melted or anything so I doubt its a burn. I guess it just comes that way from factory. Thank you sir. If you do see/hear anything about it ever in the future please let me know.

 

i took apart 3 different faceplate and they all had the same mark in the upper left corner.....i think its probably there from the manufacturing process of the display

 

Thank you pl_G35 I was hoping to hear that. I have seen two others online and they had it as well. According to what you and I have seen I guess its supposed to be there. Thanks for all the help everyone, now I can start putting it all back together.