I don't have that monitor. Arcade Parts and Repair is a good resource for US domestic arcade monitors. But that is it.
Get into Japanese monitors and there are tons of mistakes across the board made in those cap kits. Better to have spent the time with two different color markers and done this yourself. Mark top of cap can RED for the one you are currently itemizing for replacement, log the value in a spreadsheet, validate once more the value is correct, and then blacken the top of he cap radial can once you have validated the value is correct. Get a parts order from Digikey/Mouser going.
It is worth doing this painstaking effort than to get burned with the wrong cap kit and try to get your monitor going in the aftermath like you are now. How do you think these list posted by community members got started in the first place?
Get into Japanese monitors and there are tons of mistakes across the board made in those cap kits. Better to have spent the time with two different color markers and done this yourself. Mark top of cap can RED for the one you are currently itemizing for replacement, log the value in a spreadsheet, validate once more the value is correct, and then blacken the top of he cap radial can once you have validated the value is correct. Get a parts order from Digikey/Mouser going.
It is worth doing this painstaking effort than to get burned with the wrong cap kit and try to get your monitor going in the aftermath like you are now. How do you think these list posted by community members got started in the first place?