Yashica fx d

Hello Tony and welcome to the Forum!

It's not that uncommon to find a well-used FX-D missing its eponymous lettering; it's where the index finger often rests and over time, the letters can get rubbed away.

As to the absence of the shutter speed and battery check LEDs, that's a more complex issue.  I'm assuming that you are able to operate the shutter in manual mode; if so, can you also confirm whether, when using the AE setting, varying the aperture of the lens results in the shutter firing at different speeds?  The sound of the shutter will suggest whether this is happening, even though the correct speed will be unknown.  If the AE operation of the camera is working OK, then that will provide a clue as to which part of the camera's electronic circuitry is at fault (it could be the amplifier).  

Unfortunately, a repair, even if possible using a donor camera or spare parts, would almost certainly be uneconomic as the cost will be more than the price of a used, working FX-D.  If the shutter is operating and you have access to a light-meter, you can still use the camera perfectly well in manual mode.  You could also try running one roll of film through it, alternating manual and AE shooting of the same image.  When the film is processed, you can easily see if the camera's meter and shutter are working correctly by comparing the like-for-like images.

Sorry not to be more positive about your FX-D - perhaps someone else here can provide an alternative opinion...  It's a nice and easy camera to use and the Contax/Yashica system has some stunning lenses available for your enjoyment.