The monitor fails to power up. green power button light flashes, theres a slight fizz when you turn it on and off. looks like the capacitors have leaked as they have expanded further than the normal shell can hold. need to know value of c707 kf 105c to replace this unit. i think that the caps need replacing within the system. just need the values of certain caps within the system.

First what kind of monitor and model.

Second, don't use the monitor if you can hear and or see problems, have the unit repaired or replaced.

The caps are easy enough to replace if you have the savy.... With no model number I can't tell what kind of unit you have but if you mean C5707 and not C707, you have a Dell or BenQ monitor.

The C5707 is a 8 amp NPN transistor.

I have removed and replaced about 20 sets and used a TIP3055 which is a 10 amp rated.

You should have 4 to be replaced.

You also may have to watch what size the caps are, as if too long, they will hit the shield.

Good luck. First what kind of monitor and model.
Second, don't use the monitor if you can hear and or see problems, have the unit repaired or replaced.
The caps are easy enough to replace if you have the savy.... With no model number I can't tell what kind of unit you have but if you mean C5707 and not C707, you have a Dell or BenQ monitor.
The C5707 is a 8 amp NPN transistor.
I have removed and replaced about 20 sets and used a TIP3055 which is a 10 amp rated.
You should have 4 to be replaced.
You also may have to watch what size the caps are, as if too long, they will hit the shield.
Good luck.