Help with cap spec sheet

[Retrogator]

Need some advice on a vintage PC restoration project.

Trying to replace four axial caps on an AT&T PC6300 (aka Olivetti) backplane board that gassed and corroded the leads. Thankfully, no damage to the board. They are Ace 47uf 25V electrolytics -40 - 80C range (see pic).

This is an 8088 computer, so can't find the specs for these caps anywhere. I miraculously found a board schematic, but the caps are not depicted.

I replaced with IC 476TTA025M caps that match the capacitance/voltage/temp specs, but not sure they're working (getting a DMA error on POST which in these old machines sometimes indicates a power rail problem). PSU voltage looks normal. Could be due to another issue entirely, but thought I'd pick your brains about these old cap specs.

[R_J]

There is nothing special about them, any 47µf/25v axial cap should work Here is a Digikey link https://www.digikey.com/products/en/...=1&pageSize=25

[Retrogator]

Many thanks. Next step is possible memory parity error. That can cause a DMA 04 error. Fun, fun!