Super Famicom capacitors

Im having a distorted video output with my Super Famicom which might caused by bad capacitors on the motherboard. I opened the console and saw some smd aluminum electrolytic capacitors. I want to replace but I'm not sure with their values.

Here are markings:


100
6A
22G


10
16A
23G


Can you please help me identify their values?

 

If they have standard Panasonic style markings then the top one is going to be 100uF, 6V and the second is going to be 10uF, 16V - the last line is a date and trace code.

 

Unlikely to be capacitors causing the issue though.

 

Any ideas?

Thanks!

 

There are a couple of video coupling caps near the back of the board - I've seen consoles with messed up video (normally a dark screen and unstable sync) when those go bad.

 

I should have said less likely to be capacitors. In my experience it tends to be CPU,PPU or RAM.