Introduction
This guide will show you how to replace the auxiliary port, also known as an audio jack or headphone jack, in a Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio. This guide is very simple and doesn't require many tools. You may need to replace the auxiliary port if you hear static in your audio device or if it just isn't working. This repair should only take around 15-20 min.
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Remove the left I/O bracket by unscrewing the the 3 M1109237 Screws with your T3 Torx screwdriver.
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Flip up the headphone jack's ZIF connector locking flap.
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Remove the ribbon cable from the port.
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Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Is this strip tape or it metal? Is there replacements for it? I habe been trying to find it but I can only find tape as an alternative to this part.
Luis Ruiz -
It appears to be thin plastic with an aluminum coating on the outside. It's easy to remove by poking into the corner by the hinge with a set of tweezers-- the tweezers will pass right through.
Michael Montalban -
Ok and how do you reattach it when you're done? I mean is it glued on or how does that work?
Rika -