I have the printout from Bob, but has crossouts & writing all over it as I was doing the capping. I will retype it here -- hope it's the one you want. It's for the EZ20 & Audio board (his deluxe kit). Cut and paste the below and you will have Bob's sheet sent with the kit.
SANYO 20EZ DELUXE KIT
(1 Plus Cap Kit/1 Audio Bd Kit)
1uf50v - C166/C302/C453/C454
1uf160v - C408/C467/C610
4.7uf25v - C162/C411 Non-polarized
10uf50v - C201/C301/C303/C406
10uf160v - C407/C471
22uf50v - C464
47uf10v - C458
100uf16v - C459
100uf160v - C410/C472
220uf16v - C161/C202
220uf25v - C469
330uf25v - C468
470uf10v - C609
Audio Board
4.7uf25v NP - C371
4.7uf160v - C372/C374
10uf50v - C375
10uf160v - C378
22uf160v - C377
100uf25v - C373
2SA940 - TR374
2SC2073 - TR373
The actual voltage rating value may be higher than stated & only serves for a higher safety margin, & is a perfiectly acceptable replacement. Do not use a lower than stated voltage rating.
Capacitors usually have one lead longer than the other and this longer lead is generally the positive or + lead and most boards are marked with the + or - negative signs. They almost always have a striped side which is most often the negative (-), but can sometimes be marked in the stripe as +, so it is best to look closely at each one before inserting it. Pre-cut capacitors will be marked with the + or - sign in the striped area.
A best course of action would be to replace them one at a time, carefully observing how the markings are on the original cap, as sometimes a pc board will be incorrectly silk-screened.