Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 Repair
Clay Eickemeyer and one other contributor
Last updated on Oct 27, 2023
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Introduction
This video demonstrates how to replace the feet, C-Cover (or keyboard cover), SSD, thermal module (or heatsink), AB-Cover (or display), Surflink port, and battery in your Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2.
If you're replacing a battery, refer to the Microsoft Surface Diagnostic Toolkit to test your laptop before reinstalling the C-Cover.
Please refer to the official Microsoft Service Guide for step-by-step instructions.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Prerequisite Steps
Disassembly
00:50 Non-Skid Feet
01:27 C-Cover
03:22 rSSD
03:49 Thermal Module and AB-Cover
05:03 Surflink
05:54 Battery
Reassembly
06:08 Battery
06:21 Surflink
06:37 AB-Cover
07:14 Thermal Module
07:31 rSSD
07:47 C-Cover
09:07 Non-Skid Feet
What you need
Fix Kit
This kit contains all the parts and tools needed to complete this guide.
Parts
Tools
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Safety Glasses4.9
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Spudger4.9
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Video Instructions
After reassembly, use the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit to test that your laptop works as expected.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
Repair didn’t go as planned? Try some basic troubleshooting, or ask our Answers community for help.
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Has anyone tried running one of these laptops "headless"? I have one with a broken screen. It works fine plugged into an external monitor but trying to work out if I can disassemble and remove the screen permanently. My guess is "no" as I think the antenna is in the screen assembly somewhere. Can anyone enlighten me?
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