Microsoft Surface Book 2 15" Keyboard Replacement

Open the back and remove all components in the way of the keyboard, Graphics, USB ports etc.

Also gently disconnect the touch pad cable at the bottom.

This guide will help you open the back. Microsoft Surface Book 2 15" Dock Port Connector Replacement

Bring your patience

Using the Plastic Scalpel tool (very important it's plastic) and the isopropyl alcohol, maybe a toothbrush to help, and SLOWLY peel off the black sticky backlight from the keyboard.

Sorry I do not have a photo/video of this part, but just be slow and slice through the glue do not man handle this take your time.

WARNING: Small Parts fly

WARNING: Removing the keyboard will most likely damage it, so only remove it if you have to.

Pop the keyboard out, there are pins and they will fly. So turn it as though you were typing onto some sort of cloth to capture the pins.

There's 40 some different pins, you do not want to lose any if you can help it as it helps the rigidity of your keyboard.

Put the pins back you will want a thin small tool that you can push the pins back in. Be careful sometimes putting a pin in can pop another out.

It's a good idea to have a magnet on the side too, so that you can test the pins and ensure they're in properly. Check a lot since mine seemed tight but as I put pins in it became loose.

Clean the backlight with isopropyl alcohol, it's the clear side, don't clean the sticky off.

Use some electrical tape to tape it back in where you need.