de-solder that cap and measure it on a cap meter
it has to be replaced anyways.

the bigger they are the more volts they are rated for (typically).

 

I would dissagree on those values. I think the basic unit is uF
So YELLOW-PURPLE-WHITE-PINK is 47 x 0.1 = 4.7uF (I agree on the voltage rating.)
BLUE-GREY-BLACK-GREEN is 68 x 1 = 68uF (I agree on the voltage rating.)
One of these should do for the 4.7uF
One of these should do for the 68uF

Thanks Les, i'll give these a go!

 

Btw guy's am i correct in thinking the multiplier spot marker on each of the tantalums also indicates the positive pole?

I ask as there are no other marking on these to to determine positive/negative

Im wondering if they could maybe bipolar?

 

Btw guy's am i correct in thinking the multiplier spot marker on each of the tantalums also indicates the positive pole?

I ask as there are no other marking on these to to determine positive/negative

Im wondering if they could maybe bipolar?

tantalums are polarized, a + sign is typically used.

 

tantalums are polarized, a + sign is typically used.

That's what i thought, thanks for replying