By the way, I noticed some C1's are 3.9uF and others are 6.8uF. Would it make a difference if I swapped them over?
And, one more- should I bother with a hot glue gun (which I haven't got) to keep the caps I have replaced in one place? Would it really matter if I didn't bother?

Thanks

Tim

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It need to be a 3,9Uf High Frequency Bi-Polar capacitor of at least 100 volts.

As far as I know the only alternate on the market is the Panasonic ECW-F2395JA film capacitor.

I used it in my all recaps and works perfect, fitting is just a bit of an issue.

No glue need: I actually remove all the old silicone from the original PCB.