OK.
It may be that the LEDs were run with too much current to make them appear brighter. This will damage them over time (sometimes a very brief amount of time) and they won't be nearly as bright after that.
What are the part numbers on Q1 and Q2? The part numbers are facing the board. If you're careful, you should be able to bend them up far enough to read them, then straighten the leads back out.
How much current does the entire assembly draw? I believe it should be somewhere between 105mA to 210mA; that would be roughly 15mA to 30mA per LED. The 1k resistor will add 12mA-15mA to that. But without knowing for certain what Q1 and Q2 are, it's a bit tough to tell.
It may be that the LEDs were run with too much current to make them appear brighter. This will damage them over time (sometimes a very brief amount of time) and they won't be nearly as bright after that.
What are the part numbers on Q1 and Q2? The part numbers are facing the board. If you're careful, you should be able to bend them up far enough to read them, then straighten the leads back out.
How much current does the entire assembly draw? I believe it should be somewhere between 105mA to 210mA; that would be roughly 15mA to 30mA per LED. The 1k resistor will add 12mA-15mA to that. But without knowing for certain what Q1 and Q2 are, it's a bit tough to tell.