Are these capacitors?

[rudkinst]

I am going to try and recap a Paradigm Millenia CT system that no longer produces sound. Like many of these units it started off needing time to warm up, 15 to 20 minutes, before you get decent sound. It started like that and now no longer produces any sound. Paradigm does not offer up manuals for their gear.

I thought I'd replace these with 220 microfarad 63 volt capacitors. That seems to be the highest voltage around this area of the board.

All input is welcome. Thanks.

 

[Bradbrews]

Those things with 220 on top don’t look like capacitors to me…

 

[petehall347]

those look just like 22uH inductors to me

 

[Sandman1221]

I would test components and determine if they are out of spec or failed before replacing

 

[gadget73]

I have seen caps sort-of like that but they were in very old gear.

Definitely could be an inductor. If there are part numbers on the board, "L" is typical for that.

 

[pac1085]

I would desolder one and see what the label below it says... if it starts with a C or an L. I'm guessing they are inductors (and they are probably totally fine)