chrysler infinity radio display

I have a 1995 Chrysler Concorde that has a factory installed infinity radio.  I'm not sure of the model number.  Now, i'm kinda new to cars, car radios, etc. so I might need some help.  Although, I do work on computers so the electronics part shouldn't be too bad.  Anyway, my question is..whenever i turn on the car, the display on the radio does not show up.  It's only showed up about twice since I got the car.  The CD player and the radio work fine.  It's just the display that doesn't work.  I saw some things on the internet about it, but they were broken links.  Does anyone know what my problem is and how i can fix it? 

Well, I took the radio out and unplugged everything.  Then, I opened the top to see if there was a ribbon connecting to the display, but there is just a little plug on the back of the faceplace that connects the display.  So I took off the faceplate and plugged it back in and put everything back together, and then I re-installed the radio in the car.  I made sure all of the plugs were connected securely.  It still didn't work.  The lights on the equalizer work and the green lights when the headlights turn on.  Although, when you push on the equalizer slider buttons, the light seems to flicker. 

Does anyone know the website for Infinity? I've searched everywhere and i can't find it.

Well, it says Infinity on the front of the radio.  I think the sticker on the top says Infinity, also.  I just want to avoid going out and buying a new radio..at least right now.  If I bought a new blaupunkt radio though, would it fit in the console or would there be a big open space?  Cause the current radio is like twice the size of one blaupunkt radios.

My dad didnt buy the car from a dealer..it got it from another owner.  So, i dont really know where to take it to get checked out.  Would circuit city be able to look at it?

You could take it to Circuit City or Best Buy but they're just going to tell you the same thing that we'll tell you, except they'll probably charge you 10-20 bucks to look at it: your radio is either defective or damaged.  It's almost definitely an internal problem that only the manufacturer (or a VERY competent car audio repair shop) can fix.  But as you can see it's going to cost a whole bunch to fix it.  Unless you insist on keeping the stock head unit for whatever reason, you'd be better off getting an aftermarket stereo.

To make the aftermarket stereo fit all you need is Chrysler dash kit.  And to connect it to the factory wiring just use the standard chrysler wiring harness ( Metra 70-1817 or equivalent).

Alright..i think i might just buy a new radio instead of all of this hassle.

Is installing a car radio is just like installing a drive in a computer? (If any of you have done that before).  It just has more cables you have to plug it and you just have to know where to put them...basically like a computer drive, right?