You'd only need to replace electrolytics. BUT, 5yrs down the line, it really may not be necessary yet. Have you detected any loss of clarity, dynamics, "closed in" sound, lately ? If not, I wouldn't worry UNLESS you simply wish to try to improve the sound (the change is reversible, anyway).
BTW, if you're not a diyer I suggest you get a hard-core hobbyist or a qualified electrician to do it.
BTW, if you're not a diyer I suggest you get a hard-core hobbyist or a qualified electrician to do it.