Introdução
This guide will detail how to remove a faulty or malfunctioning charging port.
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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Orient the Surface so the side with the charging port is facing you.
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Use your finger to lift the tab and unplug the orange ribbon from the motherboard.
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Remove the two 3.6 mm T4 Torx screws that hold the charging port in place.
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Remove the charging port by sliding it out from the main board.
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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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Can anyone confirm whether this charging port will work for a Microsoft Surface 3 (non-pro)? The port is loose and cannot get a fitting connection with a micro-usb cable. Thank you.
Probably, As They Are The Same Aren’t They? I’d Say About 80% Chance Of It Working, Good Luck!
I’ll Have To Do This Myself Soon, All The Pins Seemed To Have Been Sucked Into The Actual Body Of The Device.
Is the charging circuitry also located on this board or is it only the port?
The light on the charger connector is on when connected to the Surface. Does this suggest that the charger is working or that the Surface is charging? The unit will not turn on. When I turned it on earlier, I got the ‘low battery symbol’ on the screen but after charging I can get nothing on the screen. I am hesitant to take apart.
My surface is not charging anymore, and the pins on the charger are black (at least 2 of them are) does it help to repair the charging port? Or is the charging circuitry located somewhere else?