Unidentified SMD connected from pin #1 of balanced audio input XLR-3 to GND

[peteb2]

Anyone able to I.D. this component please? One (PA102) has ruptured and now permanently open circuit meaning the input hums should mic i/p be selected.. The red coloured body has the symbol 'T' . There is no schematic for the board available, only a roadmap and these two components are marked with an ! .... meaning they are specific.

I don't think it's a fuse or one of those self-repairing fuses. I prefer not to just bridge the OC one as this is an expensive hi-end Panasonic camera. I hope to be able to just buy a few of these components from say Element 14, Mouser etc... The only other option is to replace with  a new populated PCB which will take weeks and cost the earth!

Anyone every seen such a thing?

[bktemp]

Looks like a fuse. It could be TE 1206SFV1.60FM/065-2:
http://www.te.com/commerce/DocumentDelivery/DDEController?Action=showdoc&DocId=Specification+Or+Standard%7FSCD28861%7FA%7Fpdf%7FEnglish%7FENG_SS_SCD28861_A.pdf%7FRF4316-000

[Someone]

Reference figure 7 here: http://www.rane.com/note165.html

Its a fuse to limit current in the local ground/inductor.

[peteb2]

Gentlemen...  a million thankyous!