Repair | Surface Laptop 6 for Business

The Surface Laptop 6 for Business has replaceable components to enable repair. Watch Alvin demonstrate how to take the device apart with minimal tools.

Microsoft recommends that you seek professional assistance for device repairs and that you use caution if undertaking "do it yourself" repairs.

Chapters:
0:00 - Welcome and introduction
1:45 - Feet pad disassembly
3:03 - C-cover keyboard disassembly
4:42 - Thermal module disassembly
6:46 - rSSD disassembly
7:01 - Display assembly disassembly
8:35 - Surface Connect Port disassembly
9:45 - Speakers disassembly
10:34 - Audio jack disassembly
10:57 - Motherboard disassembly
14:02 - Battery disassembly
16:02 - Battery reassembly
17:36 - Motherboard reassembly
20:38 - Surface Connect Port reassembly
21:24 - Audio jack reassembly
22:26 - Speakers reassembly
23:25 - Display assembly reassembly
26:22 - rSSD reassembly
27:15 - Thermal module reassembly
29:30 - C-cover keyboard reassembly
30:30 - Feet pad reassembly

[ShelLuser]

OMG, you have _got_ to be kidding me... First, I have *so* much respect for the Surface; several years ago I got a Surface Pro X and it easily and quickly became my #1 "laptop" (I also got the screencover). Mad respect. But seriously you guys: the last time I saw a company provide full info on how to service their hardware (which is costing you money!!) was HP who shared instructions on how to take one of their printers apart. Now a long, long time ago.

I have _so_ much respect for you guys after watching this! Even though I'll never try to take my Surface apart this really re-enforces my opinion that I'm backing the right hardware with my Surface Pro X... thanks for sharing!

[krasnichuk]

I want to see more of this Microsoft. You'll steal market share easily when you make self repair easier. Kudos!

[JAboyee]

YES! Hyped about such a thoughtfully designed laptop you can fix up at home.

[lexindigital]

Well done MS. Keep repairable devices coming and you can keep getting my hard earned money.
Just stop releasing terrible versions of Windows, or limiting CPU support for given OS. Thanks!

[sihledotcom]

This is a hit on Apple, isn't it? lol

[al]

Where can we find the parts and the screws?

[austinyip]

Something about these instructions makes me think this got bounces 10 footers

[seamo]

I don't think it's right to sell a leaking computer for 300, 000 yen and then get away with it by saying, "There's no problem. It's due to the specifications."

[ITech-dv]

Did this guy just call a Wi-Fi antenna "Wi-Fi module"? Because I can clearly SEEE that the Wi-Fi card is not replaceable.