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    Check the surface temp with a heat gun or something and confirm its 90f and no higher. If it is then Idk how it would be a burn. But if it reads higher (100f+) then you do have a possible burn. The area with the bad scales could have been the pressure point against the heat source.
    Last edited by Borgpython; 01-10-2015 at 10:28 PM.

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