My power board (PCA-006) has been hacked up. I would like to get it back to it's stock state. Can anyone help me with the voltages on the following components?

BR1 and BR2 - Full Wave Bridge Rectifier 25 AMP
BR3 - Full Wave Bridge Rectifier 4 AMP
C1, C3 - Capacitor 33,000uF - 25V
C2 - Capacitor 10,000uF
C4, C7 - Capacitor 22uF
C5, C6 - Capacitor 100uF

I am pretty positive C1 and C3 are 25V but the rest of the caps I am unsure. Same with bridge rectifiers.

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Thanks for all the replies, between your help here and talking to others here is the revised list to make it easier for future searchers...

BR1 and BR2 - Full Wave Bridge Rectifier 25 AMP - Datasheet says 50-1000v and CFH verified 200v (thanks!)
BR3 - Full Wave Bridge Rectifier 4 AMP - Several sources said 400v but CFH verified 200 or higher
C1, C3 - Capacitor 33,000uF - 25V
C2 - Capacitor 10,000uF - MattElder Verified 16v (one in my board is 10v)
C4, C7 - Capacitor 22uF - 25v
C5, C6 - Capacitor 100uF - 16v

What about the cap that is on the top of the board over BR1? This cap is not listed in the manual and its marked 330uf.

I am back to working on this game after a long needed break from it's frustrations.

I am pretty certain that the power supply is in order now. I am getting the proper voltages but when I turn on the game I still get almost nothing. GI comes on, no displays, some solenoid resetting very briefly, then a random pop or click from the speakers from time to time. Otherwise nothing else. Using a logic probe it appears there is action happening but all I did was make sure there was activity. The LED on the MPU is solid on.

I have two MPU boards. One it came with and one NOS. I have the ROM it came with and one I burned. I have tried both boards and both roms in all combinations. The result is almost exactly the same with the exception of some configs produce a millisecond of what sounds like game audio when you start it up. And one config there is no solenoid reset at all.

I have spent so long on this game, so have a couple friends that came over to help. Today I had a pinball repair pro come over to try his hand. He had no experience with Alvin G so we were starting from the ground up. Any links, videos, info would be appreciated. I actually have zero ideas of what to try next and the lack of info on these games online is proving to be the biggest barrier. I do have the schematics.