Introdução
This repair guide will help you safely access the Surface's battery pack and install a new one.
O que você precisa
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Next, remove the ten 5.92mm T5 torx screws located underneath the kickstand.
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Remove the seven 5.87mm T5 torx screws located under the camera casing. There is a sticker covering the second screw from the left.
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Disconnect the rear cover from the main shell of the system by loosening it with a spudger where the gaps exist.
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Continue working your way around to each corner and loosen the snap-ons on each side until the rear cover comes off.
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Rotate the device 180 degrees so that the bottom of the device is facing you.
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A ribbon connects the battery on the rear cover, to the motherboard. Slowly lift the bottom of the rear cover up until you can see the ribbon.
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Use a spudger to push the ribbon away from the motherboard and parallel to the motherboard in order to remove the ribbon.
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Separate the rear cover by lifting it up away from the main system.
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Gently slide the spudger underneath one side of the battery and work it back and forth around all sides until the battery comes off the back cover.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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An excellent guide, i would have thought i was going to break the surface if it wasn't for this guide simply showing how to remove certain items that are just clipped in place. Highly recommend obtaining a set of plastic prising tools, available from auction sites under i-phone repair tools else you will damage the plastic covers.
I have a Surface RT and the battery stopped charging. Eventually, it completely drained and was no longer useable. The charger was definitely working but connecting the charger to the Surface RT did not allow functionality.
Disconnecting and reconnecting the battery solved my issue. RT now is working. Thanks! This helped me avoid replacing the power supply.
I have been scouring the internet these past few days for a solution to the same problem you had. I have been wondering if the problem was poorly attached cables or a dead battery. Yours is the first comment I've read suggesting "yes" to incorrect cable attachment. Just to clarify: you detached and re-attached your Surface RT battery cable? You did not replace the battery with a new battery?
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I have a Microsoft Surface, in trying to change the battery the Surface was reassembled with glue.
Could I open it to replace the battery and then reassemble it?
Thank you.
This is only for the Surface(1516) NOT the Surface 2 (1572) need S by S for 1572 battery.