Combo meter.....my head hurts

You need a bit more info than 220 but I think what you want is a, surface mounted 220uf 16v capacitor.

220 UF 16V ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR, SURFACE-MOUNT | All Electronics Corp.

I looked here

and here.

And looking at the work done, it look's like the axial type would be easier to mount then the surface mount. You'd have a bit more room to work with the axial type, you could cut the leg's down to length if need be or just push it thru and solder and cut off the extra length from the other side. And these Cap's are all marked plus or minus.

Axial Cap
LATTECH 220uF 16V 6.3X7 +/-20% -40-+105℃ 50 PCS Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor


I have not done this myself, just trying to help out with the part, Good Luck.

 

Hmm I can't post the Amazon link for the last one? But that is one place to get it.

 

Axial, or radial lead? I'm not getting the whole video to play for me right now, but ...

In that first video, he mounts a "radial-lead" cap, not an "axial-lead" cap:





In the second video, he mechanically twists the part off, using just metal fatigue to break the leads off the board, without any heat to de-solder the part. That is not a good idea, I've seen too many solder pads broken off the board, leaving insufficient metal exposed to solder the new part.

 

Mouser.com
Newark.com
eBay

 

"radial-lead" cap, yes you are correct Sir, Thank You for the clarification.

So trying again how about this one.
4 NEW NICHICON 220UF/16V 220 MFD 16 V RADIAL ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR CAP 105* USA | eBay

 

yep.

Nichi's are the best. Mouser sells a Nichi Low ESR series too. Normally I would just use a radial cap and bend the legs a little.

 

Oh other input is definitely good! And we got help now so we'll track that part down.

And I'd not wanna try a surface mount in that space either. And I don't think I saw anyone say any thing about a solder sucker, I use one and the wick myself. To remove parts. But now we know you don't have to replace it with a surface mount cap, just have to have the right value for the Radial, cap. It's progress.