AC Adapter: blown capacitor, possible replacements

[rattlesnake]

Hi folks,

I'm repairing this old AC adapter and noticed it had a leaked cap, removed it, cleaned the surface (very nasty smelling) and now I'm trying to look for a replacement, but the values aren't quite standard or at least I don't have them readily available.

Any suggestions or guidance? I like learning about this.
Is there any chance to use a capacitor with a different value?

Capacitor info:
68uF 35V

Size:
20 mm tall
11,4 mm wide

I included some pictures. It seems the traces involving this capacitor had it's plastic covering eroded (I finished it by cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol).
There's a trace that goes between what it seems to me two resistors that's also corroded.
And then there's these two capacitors which I didn't remove at all because they look OK, but maybe they are compromised too.

FWIW the AC adapter should have an output DC voltage of 18,5V and 2.2A.

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

[stj]

Re: AC Adapter: blown capacitor, possible replacements

that's a standard part.
use something like panasonic FR or rubycon ZL series.

and it's not 11mm wide - not from that photo - more like 6.3 or 8mm

[rattlesnake]

Re: AC Adapter: blown capacitor, possible replacements

You're right, my caliper was uncalibrated.
real measures:

6.3 mm wide
14.8 mm tall

[PeteS in CA]

Re: AC Adapter: blown capacitor, possible replacements

Those are nearly 28 years old! The ROHS-compliant version of Nichicon's PL series is its PM series, which is still in production. I don't know what's reasonably available to you, but Nichicon's PJ and PW series would be fairly similar in performance and are more modern. Nippon Chemicon's LXV, LXY, and LXZ series would also be similar.