Yes, you are correct to follow the advice to replace what you removed from the unit with a like component. I’m just saying that if the history of the equipment is unknown and a component does not match the schematic, do some research to find out why. Especially when there is a doubling of the capacity of a capacitor. Repair people (and hobbyists) sometimes just put in what they have thinking it will be ok. What I’ve learned is it’s ok to increase the voltage within reason but not capacity of a capacitor. Although this doesn’t seem to apply to the main filter caps in most applications. I’m not judging. Just saying that unless someone is an engineer or tech don’t assume anything. In your case you know the history of the unit so what came out is what should go back in. Good luck with your rebuild. I had one that I had to do some work on. It’s a nice starter.
