I honestly think the plastic sheets are a red herring completely.
Nope. The deformation perfectly shows, that the internal heat has been causing this, as the hot air was blown out of the casing and hence causing this type of deformation. The logos are not in an area where any air circulation happens but the sides between the screws are. Your theory for external impact due to move and such surely would have caused such random effects and on logos as well. The type of damage you see here, being consistent on all machines, shows that the hot air was taking its way all from inside to outside, going through the slits between the screws and hence deforming the shielding.
That said, if a customer hasn't paid their bills, they can't retrieve their equipment. Hosters have big electricity bills and other bills to pay, none of whom give a damn if your customers haven't paid their bills. And clearly your hardware did run up its portion of an electricity bill, ...
If you are implying, i did not pay my bill, you are in the wrong again. I payed them 4661 USD for service and energy upfront for a month.
They managed to get all this damage done in a couple hours, so I guess, not much energy was needed for that. Since then they refuse to either assist in repaying the damage nor paying back the bill they never provided anything for but trouble.
Do you happen to have more pictures you could post and/or send me? That is actually very very suspicious. I know of bitcoin mines that had spots of up to 135F(57C, some with GPU, some with bitfury hw). The bitfuries had few failures, and the GPU farm had mostly PSU failures. I've personally run AM hardware at 45C stably, and know of other mines that ran (for a time) at upwards of 76C with bitmain hardware and afterwards ran at 49C for a long time, and had a lower failure rate than that.
All that said, I've been in that DC a bunch and know their cooling pretty well. I'm sure it got hot, but I really have a hard time believing that it got above 57C without a major cooling failure(Which, conspiracy theories aside, doesn't seem to be the case). And that's where my background is important, as I've designed and built the cooling for 4 or 5 bitcoin mines now. The record day was 27C at peak, so that would be a 30C temperature rise, which is crazy.
Even if you doubt me or my background, I'd be really careful about making the central point of your investigation/case a > 57C ambient temperature, because they may have/gather other data and if they prove you wrong, your entire case falls apart.
As said. If you want to know more, you need to contact Jonathan. Pictures do not help here any longer for any serious investigation.
Listen to other customers here. I have been contacted by a dozen, whom machines do not answer any longer and who only can see and get a couple of them working again.
All I can tell you is, that ASICSPACE is being run by a bunch of criminals. Maybe you know them, maybe they are not longer the people you once knew.
Today, all that they are is a bunch of crooks with highly criminal intent.
I expect, that I will never see any dime from them. But I will make sure, that they pay the bill.