The VA1 is simple to recap, although attention must be paid to align caps so they don't touch the metal cover. If too wide of caps are used, they will prevent the metal shield from making contact with the CPU. Since the RF shield acts as a rudimentary heat-sink, it could lead to overheating if it's not making direct contact. Definitely go with the slimmest caps for the job.

Before

Recapped. I used Panasonic, Rubycon, Nichicon, and Sprague/Vishay long-life caps rated for 105C.

Before: GD-ROM controller board

Recapped. Here again caps should be aligned so they don't touch the metal cover.
Before
Recapped. I used Panasonic, Rubycon, Nichicon, and Sprague/Vishay long-life caps rated for 105C.
Before: GD-ROM controller board
Recapped. Here again caps should be aligned so they don't touch the metal cover.
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