After a quick trip to Trash80's Cap Replacement Guides, it doesn't look like there's a guide for the Q650 yet.
Set your multimeter to Continuity mode and trace the circuit between the battery contactors and the C203 pinholes. You might have to try a few configurations before your multimeter picks up anything. The mode icon usually looks like this on most multimeters.
This will tell us (within a margin of error) whether or not it may have been the battery that caused the cap to fail. As far as I know those little ceramic caps do not usually explode on their own, so it's likely it was the battery.
Set your multimeter to Continuity mode and trace the circuit between the battery contactors and the C203 pinholes. You might have to try a few configurations before your multimeter picks up anything. The mode icon usually looks like this on most multimeters.
This will tell us (within a margin of error) whether or not it may have been the battery that caused the cap to fail. As far as I know those little ceramic caps do not usually explode on their own, so it's likely it was the battery.