heated mirror problem
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heated mirror problem
Well I'm on a cracked roll here. First a windshield now my Mirror.
I have a fine crack that takes a weird path. I thinking it might follow the heat element inside the mirror. Anyone know what path the element takes??
The mirror has not taken any blows that I know of & there is no marks anywhere to show evidence of it.
Does anyone know of this being a problem??
Thanks,
Robert
I have a fine crack that takes a weird path. I thinking it might follow the heat element inside the mirror. Anyone know what path the element takes??
The mirror has not taken any blows that I know of & there is no marks anywhere to show evidence of it.
Does anyone know of this being a problem??
Thanks,
Robert
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My understanding of how that mirror works is that there's a goo behind the glass that heats up, so I'm not sure there's a "path" the heater takes. (Though maybe whatever heats the goo has a path?) I assume you're thinking it's like a rear window heater grid, but it's not quite the same.
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Originally Posted by Frobozz
My understanding of how that mirror works is that there's a goo behind the glass that heats up, so I'm not sure there's a "path" the heater takes. (Though maybe whatever heats the goo has a path?) I assume you're thinking it's like a rear window heater grid, but it's not quite the same.
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