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Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Damages

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Table of Contents

DEVICE IDENTITY INFORMATION 4 ...........................................................................................................................

· SURFACE LAPTOP MODELS 4 ........................................................................................................................

· GLOSSARY OF TERMS 5 ..................................................................................................................................

GENERAL INFORMATION, PRECAUTIONS, WARNINGS 6 ........................................................................................

· SERVICE TOOLS AND JIGS 6 ...........................................................................................................................

· GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 7 ...............................................................................................................

· REPAIR-SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS 8 ..................................................................................

· REPAIR- CROSS-REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 8 ................................................................................................

· SAFETY POLICIES/PROCEDURES 9 .................................................................................................................

ILLUSTRATED SERVICE PARTS LIST 10 ........................................................................................................................

SERVICE DIAGNOSTICS/TROUBLESHOOTING OVERVIEW 17 ..................................................................................

· SOFTWARE TOOLS: 17 ....................................................................................................................................

· HARDWARE TROUBLESHOOTING APPROACH 17 .......................................................................................

COMPONENT REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES 18 .............................................................................

· PRIOR TO DEVICE DISASSEMBLY: 18 .............................................................................................................

· CURRENT BATTERY WARNING 18 .................................................................................................................

· NON-SKID FOOT PAD REPLACEMENT PROCESS 19 .....................................................................................

1. PROCEDURE – REMOVAL (NON-SKID FOOT PAD) 19 ..............................................................

2. PROCEDURE – INSTALLATION (NON-SKID FOOT PAD) 20 ....................................................

3. ALTERNATE PROCEDURE – INSTALLATION (NON-SKID FOOT PAD) 22 ...............................

· C-COVER KEYBOARD ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT PROCESSES (METAL, FABRIC) 24 ................................

· REPLACEMENT PROCESS (C-COVER KEYBOARD METAL TYPE) 24 ............................................................

1. PROCEDURE – REMOVAL (C-COVER KEYBOARD METAL TYPE) 25 .......................................

2. PROCEDURE – INSTALLATION (C-COVER KEYBOARD METAL TYPE) 27 ...............................

· REPLACEMENT PROCESS (C-COVER KEYBOARD FABRIC TYPE) 29 ...........................................................

1. PROCEDURE – REMOVAL (C-COVER KEYBOARD FABRIC TYPE KEYBOARD) 30 ...................

2. PROCEDURE – INSTALLATION (C-COVER KEYBOARD FABRIC TYPE) 33 ..............................

· RSSD REPLACEMENT PROCESS 35 ................................................................................................................

1. PROCEDURE – REMOVAL (RSSD) 36 .........................................................................................

2. PROCEDURE – INSTALLATION (RSSD) 37 ................................................................................

· AB-COVER DISPLAY ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT PROCESS 38 ....................................................................

1. REMOVAL PROCESS (AB-COVER DISPLAY ASSEMBLY) 39 .....................................................

2. INSTALLATION PROCEDURES – (AB-COVER DISPLAY ASSEMBLY) 41 ...................................

3. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION – (METAL C-COVER DEVICE) 41 ................................................

4. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION – (FABRIC C-COVER DEVICE) 46 ...............................................

· AB-COVER TOUCH CALIBRATION SOFTWARE TOOLS OVERVIEW 50 .......................................................

· AB-COVER TOUCH CALIBRATION RETRY (IF REQUIRED) 57 ......................................................................

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS 58 .............................................................................................

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Device Identity Information

Surface Laptop Models

1867 – Surface Laptop 3 – 13.5” (Fabric type keyboard)

1868 – Surface Laptop 3 – 13.5” (Metal type keyboard)

1872 – Surface Laptop 3 – 15” (Metal type keyboard)

1873 – Surface Laptop 3 – 15” (Metal type keyboard)

1950 – Surface Laptop 4 – 13.5” (Fabric type keyboard)

1951 – Surface Laptop 4 – 13.5” (Metal type keyboard)

1953 – Surface Laptop 4 – 15” (Metal type keyboard)

1958 – Surface Laptop 4 – 13.5” (Fabric type keyboard)

1959 – Surface Laptop 4 – 13.5” (Metal type keyboard)

1979 – Surface Laptop 4 – 15” (Metal type keyboard)

Surface Support – Laptop: Link

Surface Laptop 3 Technical Specications: Link

Surface Laptop 4 Technical Specications: Link

The model and serial number for Surface Laptops are on the bottom center closest to the display hinge point.

Back

Front

Made in China Model 1868

E252824

007314691857

Made in China Mode l 1868

E252824

007314691857

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Glossary of Terms

The following terms are used throughout this manual

• – a Microsoft Authorized Service Provider who performs repair services on behalf of Microsoft under an ASP

ASP Agreement

• – Customer Replaceable Units available to commercial customers for repair by a Commercial Spares/CRU

skilled-technician

• or feet foot – Non-Skid Foot Pads

• C-cover – Keyboard Trackpad Assembly

• – Removable Solid-State DriverSSD

• – Display Assembly or AB-Cover Display AssemblyAB-cover

• BMR – Bare Metal Recovery refers to the clean imaging process.

• or or – Device bottom casechassis D-chassis D-bucket

• SDT – Surface Diagnostic Toolkit

• ESD – Electro-Static Discharge

• FPC – Flexible Printed Circuits connections

• FRU – Field Replaceable Units are sub-system components such as the C-cover, AB-cover, and rSSD. FRU

are available only to ASPs. Some replaceable units will only be available as FRUs and therefore are only

supported at an ASP.

• IPA – Isopropyl alcohol which should be used to clean adhesive from device as detailed within process steps.

Use 70% IPA in all cases.

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General Information, Precautions, Warnings

This symbol identies important safety and health information in this manual.

This symbol identies important information in this manual.

This symbol identies important cautions in this manual.

Service Tools and Jigs

Microsoft Recommended Service Jigs

• ESD-safe battery cover

Microsoft Provided Software Tools / References:

• Software Tool – AB-cover Touch Calibration tool

• How To: Update Surface device rmware and OS

• How To: Surface Tools Video

• Download: Surface drivers and rmware

• Download: Surface Diagnostic Toolkit (SDT)

• Download: Surface Data Eraser

• Download: Surface Imaging Tools

Standard Service Tools:

• Anti-static wrist strap (1 MOhm resistance)

• ESD-safe benchtop

• Surface Laptop Power Supply

• USB hub (3 ports required)

• USB keyboard (standard PC keyboard)

• USB mouse (standard PC mouse)

• Standard PC monitor with HDMI or DVI input

• Mini-DP port to HDMI/DVI dongle

• Spudger tool

• Clamps (2), 50.8mm (2 in) spring

• Torx plus drivers 3IP,5IP,6IP

• Isopropyl alcohol dispenser bottle (use 70% IP A)

• Cleaning swabs

• ESD-safe tweezers

• Guitar pick opening tool

• Heavy duty suction cups (2) – 57.15mm (2.25 in)

• Plastic feeler gauge – 0.40mm

• Plastic feeler gauge – 0.50mm

• Plastic feeler gauge – 0.050mm

The tools identied on this list can be purchased from many different commercial sources, including but not limited

to Amazon.com; iFixit; Chemdex, and other vendors.

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General Safety Precautions

Always observe the following, general safety precautions:

• Opening and/or repairing any device can present electric shock, device damage, re, and/or personal injury

risks and other hazards. Exercise caution when undertaking these activities as described in this manual. Only

skilled IT technicians to whom Microsoft has provided this manual should attempt CRU repair activities. Only

Microsoft-authorized service providers should undertake FRU repair activities.

• Always select and use the appropriate AC power supply for a device. We recommend you use genuine

Microsoft power supply units and AC power cords. A genuine Microsoft power supply unit is provided with

every device.

• Use only AC power provided by a standard (mains) wall outlet. Do not use non-standard power sources, such

as generators or inverters, even if the voltage and frequency appear acceptable.

• Improper use of device batteries may result in re or explosion. Only open the enclosure on a device as

outlined in this manual. Do not heat, puncture, mutilate, or dispose of devices or their batteries in re. Do not

leave or charge devices in direct sunlight or exposed to other extreme sources of heat for an extended period

of time. Doing so may cause damage or melt the batteries.

For additional product safety information, including information about

• Hearing conservation

• Heat related concerns

• Choking hazard/small parts

• Interference with medical devices

• Broken glass

• Photosensitive seizures

• Musculoskeletal disorders

See aka.ms/surface-safety or the Surface app. To open the Surface app, select the Start button, enter Surface into the

search box, then select the Surface app.

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Repair-Specic Precautions and Warnings

• Prior to opening device, ensure device is powered off and disconnected from a power supply.

• We recommend wearing protective eyewear as a safety precaution when disassembling/re-assembling a

device.

• Before opening device, always check that an anti-static wrist strap is worn, and work area is properly

grounded to ensure electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe environment

WARNING: It is recommended that an ESD-safe battery cover of appropriate size be placed across

the device to protect the battery from any physical contact or accidental damage whenever C-cover

is removed. Ensure corners of cover are always aligned with the corners of the device while battery is

exposed. If battery cover is misaligned during activities in any way, re-align before continuing activities.

• Check to make sure that general guidelines and ESD compliance steps are followed prior to starting activities.

Refer to Prior to Device Disassembly section on page 18 for details.

• If battery damage (e.g., leaking, expansion, folds or other) is discovered during the C-cover removal process

or if the battery is impacted or damaged during the removal process, activities should cease. Refer to ASP

Guidebook or contact Microsoft directly for proper device disposition.

• As you remove each subassembly from the device, place the subassembly (and all accompanying screws)

away from the work area to prevent damage to the device and to the subassembly.

• During all activities (excluding feet-only replacement) check to ensure that no loose articles are on the

C-cover (Keyboard Assembly) or within the internals of the device when reassembling the unit.

IMPORTANT: Remove rSSD (removable Solid-State Drive) whenever C-cover is removed from device.

rSSD removal disconnects the battery from all device logical components for safety purposes. Refer to

Procedure-Removal (rSSD) section for details.

IMPORTANT: Whenever the rSSD has been removed, powering on the device requires that the rSSD and

C-cover FRUs are installed. Refer to Procedure - Installation (rSSD) section for details.

Repair- Cross-reference Documents

• M1153910 In Device Battery Inspection process. Devices exhibiting battery issues as outlined in the Battery

Inspection Process require whole unit replacement.

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Safety Policies/Procedures

Microsoft’s eld product safety program team is referred to as the Rapid Response Team (RRT). All device issues that

may be safety related should be managed per the following instructions.

As a quick guide, any Microsoft Surface device that visually exhibits any of the following symptoms shall be

immediately removed from the repair process and delivered to your Variance Manager or IT Support Professional for

notication to Microsoft:

• Any burned or melted components, traces or plastic parts on the of the device, or which otherwise outside

exhibits heat damage, including charring seen in charging and other ports.

• Any burned or melted components, traces or plastic parts on the of the device, or which otherwise inside

exhibits heat damage.

• Any accessories exhibiting melting or heat damage that are included with the Microsoft device, such as power

supplies, keyboards, mice, cables, charging connectors, etc.

• Any devices that exhibit a case that has separated apart or opened for reasons other than customer abuse

(e.g., impact damage from dropping, evidence of tampering, separation caused by a malfunctioning battery).

• Any other nding that may constitute a safety hazard to the user, such as sharp edges on plastics.

The Variance Manager or IT Support Professional must send an email to Microsoft RRT with pictures showing the

damage within 24 hours of device receipt. Refer to the ASP Guidebook for the Microsoft RRT email address.

Non-ASP’s are to contact Microsoft Surface Support Services.

Your email should include:

• The model and serial number of the affected Microsoft Surface device and/or accessory(ies).

• The Service Request (SR) Number or alternative service tracking work order that the device

was received under (Note as N/A if no SR exists).

• A brief description of the damage found.

• Clear photographs depicting the symptoms observed.

The Variance Manager or IT Support Specialist must await instructions from Microsoft Product Safety RRT for the

affected unit before continuing with activities or returning the device to the end user.

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Illustrated Service Parts List

IMPORTANT: Note service part availability is segmented into two groups. FRUs are parts available for repair activity throu

Provider under specic contract with Microsoft. CRUs/Spares are parts available for repair activity by a skilled technician.

Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(1) Non-Skid Feet

Feet Black RPW-00001 CIG-00001 (Bulk) X X X X

Feet Cobalt Blue RPW-00002 CIG-00005 (Bulk) X

Feet Platinum RPW-00003 CIG-00002 (Bulk) X X X X

Feet Sandstone RPW-00004 CIG-00004 (Bulk) X X

Feet Ice Blue RPW-00005 CIG-00003 (Bulk) X

Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(2) C-cover Keyboard Assembly (Metal or Fabric)

C-cover screws X X X X X XCIH-00001 (Bulk)

C Cvr 13.5" AMER/ASIA Black RPQ-00001 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Japan Black RPQ-00003 X X

C Cvr 13.5" French Canadian Black RPQ-00002 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Korea Black RPQ-00004 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Thailand Black RPQ-00005 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Taiwan Black RPQ-00006 X X

C Cvr 13.5" BH/KW/OM/QA/SA/AE

Black

RPQ-00007 X X

C Cvr 13.5" UK/Ireland Only Black RPQ-00008 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Netherlands Poland Black RPQ-00009 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Austria Germany Black RPQ-00010 X X

C Cvr 13.5" France Black RPQ-00011 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Switz/Lux Black RPQ-00012 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Blgm Black RPQ-00013 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Italy Black RPQ-00014 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Portugal Black RPQ-00015 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Spain Black RPQ-00016 X X

C Cvr 13.5" DK/FI/NO/SE Black RPQ-00017 X X

C Cvr 13.5" AMER/ASIA Cobalt Blue

Fabric

RPQ-00018 X

C Cvr 13.5" French Canadian Cobalt

Blue Fabric

RPQ-00019 X

C Cvr 13.5" Japan Cobalt Blue Fabric RPQ-00020 X

C Cvr 13.5" Taiwan Cobalt Blue Fabric RPQ-00023 X

Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(2) C-cover Keyboard Assembly (Metal or Fabric)

C Cvr 13.5" UK/Ireland Only Cobalt

Blue Fabric

RPQ-00025 X

C Cvr 13.5" Austria Germany Cobalt

Blue Fabric

RPQ-00027 X

C Cvr 13.5" France Cobalt Blue Fabric RPQ-00028 X

C Cvr 13.5" Switz/Lux Cobalt Blue

Fabric

RPQ-00029 X

C Cvr 13.5" AMER/ASIA Platinum

Fabric

RPQ-00035 X X

C Cvr 13.5" French Canadian Platinum

Fabric

RPQ-00036 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Japan Platinum Fabric RPQ-00037 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Korea Platinum Fabric RPQ-00038 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Thailand Platinum Fabric RPQ-00039 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Taiwan Platinum Fabric RPQ-00040 X X

C Cvr 13.5" BH/KW/OM/QA/SA/AE

Platinum Fabric

RPQ-00041 X X

C Cvr 13.5" UK/Ireland Only Platinum

Fabric

RPQ-00042 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Netherlands Poland

Platinum Fabric

RPQ-00043 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Austria Germany Platinum

Fabric

RPQ-00044 X X

C Cvr 13.5" France Platinum Fabric RPQ-00045 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Switz/Lux Platinum Fabric RPQ-00046 X X

C Cvr 13.5” Blgm Platinum Fabric RPQ-00047 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Italy Platinum Fabric RPQ-00048 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Portugal Platinum Fabric RPQ-00049 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Spain Platinum Fabric RPQ-00050 X X

Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(2) C-cover Keyboard Assembly (Metal or Fabric)

C Cvr 13.5" DK/FI/NO/SE Platinum

Fabric

RPQ-00051 X X

C Cvr 13.5" AMER/ASIA Sandstone RPQ-00052 X X

C Cvr 13.5" French Canadian

Sandstone

RPQ-00053 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Japan Sandstone RPQ-00054 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Taiwan Sandstone RPQ-00057 X X

C Cvr 13.5" UK/Ireland Only

Sandstone

RPQ-00059 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Austria Germany

Sandstone

RPQ-00061 X X

C Cvr 13.5" France Sandstone RPQ-00062 X X

C Cvr 13.5" Switz/Lux Sandstone RPQ-00063 X X

C Cvr 15" AMER/ASIA Black RPR-00001 X X

C Cvr 15" French Canadian Black RPR-00002 X X

C Cvr 15" Japan Black RPR-00003 X X

C Cvr 15" Korea Black RPR-00004 X X

C Cvr 15" Thailand Black RPR-00005 X X

C Cvr 15" Taiwan Black RPR-00006 X X

C Cvr 15" BH/KW/OM/QA/SA/AE

Black

RPR-00007 X X

C Cvr 15" UK/Ireland Only Black RPR-00008 X X

C Cvr 15" Netherlands Poland Black RPR-00009 X X

C Cvr 15" Austria Germany Black RPR-00010 X X

C Cvr 15" France Black RPR-00011 X X

C Cvr 15" Switz/Lux Black RPR-00012 X X

Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(2) C-cover Keyboard Assembly (Metal or Fabric)

C Cvr 13.5" UK/Ireland Only Ice Blue

Fabric

RPQ-00072 X

C Cvr 13.5" Switz/Lux Ice Blue Fabric RPQ-00075 X

C Cvr 13.5" Austria Germany Ice Blue

Fabric

RPQ-00073 X

C Cvr 13.5" France Ice Blue Fabric RPQ-00074 X

C Cvr 13.5” French Canadian Ice Blue

Fabric

RPQ-00070 X

C Cvr 13.5” AMER/ASIA Ice Blue Fabric RPQ-00080 X

C Cvr 13.5” Taiwan Ice Blue Fabric RPQ-00076 X

(3) Removable Solid-State Drive (NOTE: rSSD size must be same as original)

rSSD Screw X X X X X XCII-00001 (Bulk)

rSSD 128GB RPX-00002 X X X

rSSD 1TB X X XRPY-00001

rSSD 256GB RPZ-00002 X X X

rSSD 512GB RQG-00001 X X X

rSSD 128GB RPX-00003 X

rSSD 1TB XRPY-00002

rSSD 256GB RPZ-00003 X

rSSD 512GB RQG-00003 X

rSSD 256GB RPZ-00010 8LV-00003

rSSD 512GB RQG-00007 8LX-00003

rSSD 128GB RPX-00008 8LT-00002

rSSD 256GB RPZ-00009 8LV-00002 X X

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Models

Item Component ASP / FRU

Part No.

CRU

Part No.

1867 1868 1872 1873 1950 1951

(3) Removable Solid-State Drive (NOTE: rSSD size must be same as original)

rSSD 512GB RQG-00006 8LX-00002 X X

rSSD 1TB 8LU-00002 X XRPY-00004

(4) AB-cover Display Assembly

A/B Cvr13.5" Black RPN-00001 X X

A/B Cvr13.5" Cobalt Blue RPN-00002 X

A/B Cvr13.5" Platinum RPN-00003 X X

A/B Cvr13.5" Sandstone RPN-00004 X X

A/B Cvr 15" Black RPP-00001 X X

A/B Cvr 15" Platinum RPP-00002 X X

A/B Cvr13.5" Ice Blue RPN-00005 X

Component Localization Codes

Code Country Code Country

BH Bahrain FI Finland

KW NOKuwait Norway

OM Oman SE Sweden

QA Qatar Switz Switzerland

SA Saudi Arabia Lux Luxembourg

AE United Arab Emirates Blgm Belgium

UK AMER Canada, United States of AmericaUnited Kingdom

DK ASIADenmark Australia, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Sing

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Service Diagnostics/Troubleshooting Overview

• For general Surface support, visit www.support.microsoft.com

• To troubleshoot device feature/function problems or learn more about Surface Laptops visit

aka.ms/SurfaceLaptopHelp

• If you’d like to learn more about Windows, visit aka.ms/WindowsHelp

• To learn more about the accessibility features of the Surface Laptop, go to the online user guide at

aka.ms/Windows-Accessibility

Software Tools:

• How To: Update Surface device rmware and OS

• How To: Surface Tools Video

• Download: Surface drivers and rmware

• Download: Surface Diagnostic Toolkit (SDT)

• Download: Surface Data Eraser

• Download: Surface Imaging Tools

Hardware Troubleshooting Approach

IMPORTANT: Ensure that the devices meet all related safety and policy prior to repair. Follow

the Safety Policies/Procedures described on page 10 above when applicable in lieu of continuing repair.

ASP’s: refer to additional processing instructions in the ASP Guidebook.

The following approach should be taken when troubleshooting Surface devices:

1. Update device to latest OS/FW versions using the SDT tool – Refer to Software Tools section above for details

on SDT.

IMPORTANT: Device updates are required as a prerequisite to all hardware repairs.

2. Verify any suspected hardware failures by setting the device in a known OS/FW version state and running SDT

to verify fault:

a. Replace the device’s internal rSSD with a BMR imaged rSSD containing latest OS and FW updates (not

supplied – must be created as a fault verication jig/tool) – Refer to Software Tools section above for

details on imaging.

b. Run SDT and verify if condition persists or if resolved with use of BMR imaged drive – Refer to Software

Tools section above for details on SDT.

i. If problem is resolved, then re-image original rSSD or replace original rSSD and image.

ii. If problem persists then replace suspected hardware FRU related to the problem by following the

detailed replacement procedures covered within this service manual.

3. SDT must be run following all hardware repairs where a FRU was replaced to further verify that problem was

resolved by the repair action taken.

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Component Removal and Replacement Procedures

Prior to Device Disassembly:

• Before opening the device, always ensure device is powered off and disconnected from a power supply.

• Always ensure that the work surface is covered with an ESD-safe, soft, non-marring material.

• Work surfaces should be cleaned regularly to ensure debris/abrasive particles are not present.

• Check to make sure that general guidelines and ESD compliance steps are followed prior to opening device.

WARNING: It is recommended that an ESD-safe battery cover be placed across the device to protect the

battery from any physical contact or accidental damage whenever C-cover is removed. Ensure corners

of cover are always aligned with the corners of the device while battery is exposed. If battery cover is

misaligned during activities in any way, re-align before continuing activities.

CAUTION: Check C-cover and device enclosure for any loose articles that may be present inadvertently

on the C-cover or within the device enclosure.

IMPORTANT: Remove rSSD (removable Solid-State Drive) whenever C-cover is removed from device.

rSSD removal disconnects the battery from all device logical components for safety purposes. Refer to

Procedure-Removal (rSSD) section for details.

IMPORTANT: Whenever the rSSD has been removed, powering on the device requires that the rSSD and

C-cover FRUs are installed. Refer to Procedure - Installation (rSSD) section for details.

• FRUs removed from a device under repair during the repair process should be stored in ESD-safe bags and

packaged for return in the same packaging and order that the new replacement part came in.

Current Battery Warning

WARNING: Please note that the battery bears the following warning label. Please heed the information

provided on the label.

attery cannot be easily replaced user by

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Non-Skid Foot Pad Replacement Process

Preliminary Requirements

IMPORTANT: Be sure to follow all special (bolded) notes of caution within each process section.

Required Tools and Components

• Tools:

o Plastic tweezers / spudger

o Isopropyl Alcohol Dispenser Bottle (use only 70% IPA)

o Cleaning swabs

o Clamps (2), 2” Irwin spring or 4.5” Fastpro

o Plastic feeler gauge – 0.050mm

• Components:

o Feet (Refer to Illustrated Service Parts List)

Prerequisite Steps:

• Power off device - Ensure device is powered off and disconnected from a power supply.

• General Safety - Check to make sure that general guidelines and ESD compliance steps are followed prior to

opening the device. Refer to Prior to Device Disassembly section ( ) for details.page 18

• Position device - To prevent scratches, ip device over onto a clean surface free of debris with the device

bottom facing up for access to the feet for removal.

IMPORTANT: There are two types of feet (front and back) – refer to illustration for details.

Procedure – Removal (Non-Skid Foot Pad)

1. – To remove front feet, insert the pointed end of a plastic Spudger tool (pictured) from Front foot removal

the long side of the device under the foot. There is a designed gap in the foot located at the center of the

outside edge of the foot. Point the plastic tool directly in the middle of the foot starting from the front edge

and push in towards the middle of the device. Removal works best if the spudger is at a relatively low angle

relative to the tabletop. Use plastic tweezers / spudger to lift one edge of each foot. Grasp the loose end and

pull the foot from the D-bucket.

2. – To remove back feet, perform the same steps as for the front feet but from the back side Rear foot removal

of the device and along the long edge. Removal works best if the spudger is at a relatively low angle relative

to the tabletop.

Front FeetBack Feet

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3. – Remove any adhesive liners in the foot pockets. Use IPA and cotton wipes to clean off Adhesive removal

any adhesive residue within the foot pocket. Inspect the foot area carefully for any adhesive liner that may

have remained. The liner is clear and may be hard to see at rst glance. Inspect closely.

IMPORTANT: Ensure the IPA is completely dried off device and that no adhesive residue is left before

applying new feet to avoid the risk of insufcient adhesion of the new feet.

Procedure – Installation (Non-Skid Feet)

IMPORTANT: Any further repairs that are required on the device should be carried out prior to feet

installation. Do not reuse feet previously removed from a device.

1. – To reassemble front foot, remove protective sheet to expose Prepare new front feet and press into place

adhesive on foot. Align the 3 posts with their respective pockets on the bottom side of the unit and hand

press the foot in until the foot sits at. Complete previous steps for the other front foot.

2. – Align and center the press head of the clamp onto the front feet. Clamp Clamp replaced feet both front

feet for 4 minutes.

3. – Inspect feet to ensure no cosmetic damage or gaps between the feet and the Inspect for anomalies

D-bucket exist.

a. If gap exists, use a feeler gauge to verify gap is smaller than 0.05 mm. If gap is larger, replace foot.

4. Prepare new back feet and press into place – To reassemble the back feet, remove protective sheet to

expose adhesive on foot. Insert the foot into the pocket on the bottom side of the unit and hand press the

foot in until the foot sits at.

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5. – Align and center the press head of the clamp onto the rear feet. Clamp Clamp replaced feet both rear feet

for 4 minutes.

6. – Inspect feet to ensure no cosmetic damage or gaps between the feet and the Inspect for anomalies

D-bucket exist.

a. If gap exists, use a feeler gauge to verify gap is smaller than 0.05 mm. If gap is larger, replace foot.

7. – Run SDT to ensure all device features and functions operate as expected.Run SDT

IMPORTANT: Before transporting the device, we recommend letting it sit feet-down on a tabletop for

at least 12 hours. If this isn’t possible, it’s recommended to avoid placing the device in a backpack, purse,

other types of carriers, until at least 12 hours after installing new feet.

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Alternate Procedure – Installation (Non-Skid Feet)

IMPORTANT: Any further repairs that are required on the device should be carried out prior to feet

installation. Do not reuse feet previously removed from a device.

1. – To reassemble front foot, remove protective sheet to expose Prepare new front feet and press into place

adhesive on foot. Align the 3 posts with their respective pockets on the bottom side of the unit and hand

press the foot in until the foot sits at. Complete previous steps for the other front foot.

2. – Placing the keyboard and foot between your thumb and index nger as shown, pinch Pinch replaced feet

the foot tightly with your thumb and hold for 20 seconds.

3. – Inspect feet after pinching to ensure no cosmetic damage or gaps between the foot Inspect for anomalies

and the chassis exist.

a. If gap exists, use a feeler gauge to verify gap is smaller than 0.05 mm. If gap is larger, replace foot.

4. Prepare new back feet and press into place – To reassemble the back feet, remove protective sheet to

expose adhesive on foot. Insert the foot into the pocket on the bottom side of the unit and hand press the

foot in until the foot sits at.

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5. – Placing the keyboard and foot between your thumb and index nger as shown, pinch Pinch replaced feet

the foot tightly with your thumb and hold for 20 seconds.

6. – Inspect feet to ensure no cosmetic damage or gaps between the feet and the Inspect for anomalies

D-bucket exist.

a. If gap exists, use a feeler gauge to verify gap is smaller than 0.05 mm. If gap is larger, replace foot.

7. – Run SDT to ensure all device features and functions operate as expected.Run SDT

IMPORTANT: Before transporting the device, we recommend letting it sit feet-down on a tabletop for

at least 12 hours. If this isn’t possible, it’s recommended to avoid placing the device in a backpack, purse,

other types of carriers, until at least 12 hours after installing new feet.

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Microsoft
Kategorie:	Laptop
Modell:	Surface Laptop 3
Touchscreen:	Ja
Bildschirmdiagonale:	15 "
Marktpositionierung:	Business
Eingebautes Mikrofon:	Ja
Installiertes Betriebssystem:	Windows 10 Home
Prozessorhersteller:	AMD
Anzahl Prozessorkerne:	4
Mobile Netzwerkverbindung:	Nein
WLAN-Standards:	802.11a, Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Bluetooth:	Ja
Bluetooth-Version:	5.0
Akku-/Batteriebetriebsdauer:	11.5 h
Breite:	339.5 mm
Tiefe:	244 mm
Gewicht:	1542 g
Mitgelieferte Kabel:	AC
Produkttyp:	Laptop
Produktfarbe:	Platin
Höhe:	14.69 mm
Frontkamera:	Ja
Gehäusematerial:	Aluminium
Natives Seitenverhältnis:	3:2
Audio-System:	Dolby Audio Premium
Mikrofonenanzahl:	2
Batteriekapazität:	- Wh
Pixeldichte:	201 ppi
Formfaktor:	Klappgehäuse
Prozessor-Taktfrequenz:	2.1 GHz
Prozessorfamilie:	AMD Ryzen™ 5
Prozessor:	3580U
Umgebungslichtsensor:	Ja
Speicherkapazität:	8 GB
USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Anzahl der Anschlüsse vom Typ A:	1
Prozessor-Cache:	4 MB
Prozessor Boost-Frequenz:	3.7 GHz
Interner Speichertyp:	DDR4-SDRAM
Integrierter Kartenleser:	Nein
Art des Touchscreens:	Kapazitiv
Top WLAN-Standard:	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
RAM-Speicher maximal:	- GB
Speichermedien:	SSD
Gesamtspeicherkapazität:	256 GB
Kombinierter Kopfhörer-/Mikrofon-Anschluss:	Ja
On-Board Grafikadaptermodell:	AMD Radeon Vega 9
Eingebaute Grafikadapter:	Ja
Dediziertes Grafikadaptermodell:	Nicht verfügbar
Separater Grafikadapter:	Nein
SSD Speicherkapazität:	256 GB
Gesamtkapazität der SSDs:	256 GB
Optisches Laufwerk - Typ:	Nein
Anzahl SSD installiert:	1
Betriebssystemsarchitektur:	64-Bit
USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Anzahl der Anschlüsse vom Typ C:	1
Trusted Platform Module (TPM):	Ja
Typ Ladeanschluss:	Surface Connect
Eingabegerät:	Trackpad
Numerisches Keypad:	Nein
Lautsprecher Hersteller:	OmniSonic
Frontkamera HD Typ:	HD
Windows Hello:	Ja
Display-Auflösung:	2496 x 1664 Pixel
Ethernet/LAN:	Nein