Help finding replacement parts?
Those are NOT electrolytic capacitors! Electrolytic capacitors would blow up when connected to mains.
These caps are mains input filter caps, so they must be special AC mains rated X class safety capacitors and you must replace them with similar X class capacitors. In the photo, all three caps are marked with an &quot;X&quot; to make it clear what kind of caps they are.
They also are not rated in mF, which means millifarads. They are rated in microfarads and there is a 1000x difference between millifarads and microfarads.
In fact asking what to buy and where is off-topic so I won't answer that part. I just needed to make sure you don't do anything dangerous, as you clearly had no clue how to repair that safely. Have it repaired by a service technician who knows how to repair mains voltage devices.