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OK, next, replacing the cap in the way you descrive will only make the replacement cap release its smoke prematurely.
Smoke makes everything electrical work!
Once the magic smoke escapes electrical things stop working.
Now, if you have a torroid outputting 67V dc, you have something else in place there.
A toroidal transformer cannot output d.c. on its own without some other circuitry.
It is not scientifically possible to transform d.c. current as d.c. current.
Now, if you explain what you have, and what you are trying to achieve then we can probably help you.
There are options for you.
The cap that you have replaced is almost certainly a smoothing cap on the d.c. output of the power supply, after the rectifier, so the first thing you need to do is to swap that back.
