2000µF is a very(!) uncommon value today. You can be sure this was 2200µF. If you find a 2200µF/10V low ESR type from one of the Tier 1 brands (Rubycon, Panasonic, Nichicon, Nippon Chemicon) - with the same form factor (=diameter and pitch), you should use it instead of a 6.3V model.
As for the 100µF you should go for quality also (not something like this "G-Luxon". 25V will be perfect, but 35V won´t hurt unless it gives you worse electrical values (ESR/impedance/ lifetime@105°) .
But wait until someone here confirms the actual values

majestyk wrote on 2021-10-16, 16:42:

2000µF is a very(!) uncommon value today. You can be sure this was 2200µF. If you find a 2200µF/10V low ESR type from one of the Tier 1 brands (Rubycon, Panasonic, Nichicon, Nippon Chemicon) - with the same form factor (=diameter and pitch), you should use it instead of a 6.3V model.
As for the 100µF you should go for quality also (not something like this "G-Luxon". 25V will be perfect, but 35V won´t hurt unless it gives you worse electrical values (ESR/impedance/ lifetime@105°) .
But wait until someone here confirms the actual values

Sorry about that, bit of a typo there: the capacitor in question indeed IS 2200 uF & 10 V. I still haven´t found confirmation about this. Anyone?

Hi

On my IS7 E version v1.2 the caps are 100 uf 25v and 2200 uf 6.3 v

chrisfuk wrote on 2021-12-02, 12:43:

Hi

On my IS7 E version v1.2 the caps are 100 uf 25v and 2200 uf 6.3 v

Thank you so much, this is very helpful! Now I know what to order, I really don´t feel comfortable using anything else than caps with original values.