Pryso:
Looks like one of your amps has the replacement. The new parts are larger and thicker (and black in color). The originals were arranged by two parallel pairs in series. They are all replaced by one single part (although I used two of the large parts in series in mine), so the traces for one pair are shorted.
If you have cracked or damaged ones, DO NOT POWER UP your amp and send it to Parasound immediately (or fix it yourself). Those damaged current limiters can catch fire and you do not want that.
I think Parasound should have recalled all the older amps. This is a dangerous safety issue that should not be left up to customers to discover on their own.
Looks like one of your amps has the replacement. The new parts are larger and thicker (and black in color). The originals were arranged by two parallel pairs in series. They are all replaced by one single part (although I used two of the large parts in series in mine), so the traces for one pair are shorted.
If you have cracked or damaged ones, DO NOT POWER UP your amp and send it to Parasound immediately (or fix it yourself). Those damaged current limiters can catch fire and you do not want that.
I think Parasound should have recalled all the older amps. This is a dangerous safety issue that should not be left up to customers to discover on their own.