Looking for help in identifying Kuang Jin capacitor from PSU

[momaka]

momaka thoroughly enjoyed reading your post where you recapped and modified a similar PSU, very informative and I'm learning a lot (which is why i'm here) 😀

Glad you liked it.
Well, the post looked a little better in its original form, which the new forum software seems to have buggered up a little (especially the smileys and the pictures)... but the information is still there, I suppose.

I've compiled a list of what i've found so far in terms of replacements - i'm struggling with the 220uF and 470uF caps as there's only two options I can find, although i'm not sure if a voltage of 350v is too high in this application (I do understand it's a max working voltage, but thought I'd ask).

For those Nichicon VR "470uF" 350V caps you linked, you have the wrong parts - these are 470nF (nanoFarads) capacitors at 350V instead of 470 uF (microFarads). That's smaller by a factor of 1000x. Otherwise 470 uF caps at 350V would be huge - bigger than the 330 uF 200V caps you have on the primary side. So those replacements you found won't do.

The rest looks OK.

Here's another hint: if you copy the part number for each cap, let's say for the Rubycon YXJ 10V 2200 uF caps (part number 10YXJ2200M10X20), take that and paste it into Google... or whatever other search engine you prefer. You should now also get links for Digikey, Mouser, and other similar websites that stock this part. That's because this part number is the manufacturer's part number, and it's universal for all part supplier sites.
Hint #2: To make searches in Digikey easier, you can search by directly typing something like "Rubycon YXJ" to see all of the caps available from that series.