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Microsoft Surface Headphones Battery Replacement

Introduction

The Microsoft Surface Headphones' rechargeable battery can sometimes become damaged by overcharging or simple degradation over time. Following this guide step by step will show you how to replace the battery and keep your headphones bumping.

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    • Firmly grasp the ear cushions, and rotate them counterclockwise, about 45 degrees.

    • Be careful not to use excessive force during rotation.

    • Lift off the ear cushions.

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  2. Microsoft Surface Headphones Battery Replacement: étape 2, image 1 de 1

    • Use a Philips #00 screwdriver to remove the three 2.6 mm screws from the left speaker housing.

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  4. Microsoft Surface Headphones Battery Replacement: étape 3, image 1 de 1

    • Lift the speaker housing away from the chassis, with care not to dislodge the speaker's motherboard connections.

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  5. Microsoft Surface Headphones Battery Replacement: étape 4, image 1 de 1

    • Desolder the two contact points.

    • Desoldering and soldering are delicate procedures, and there is a potential for device damage.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Hello,

I got hung up on Step 2. I used a Philips #00 screwdriver, but I was unable to turn the screw. It seemed as though the screwdriver was not fitting into the screw because the head wasn't able to be solidly into the screw indentations.

Is there some sort of Phillips #00 screwdriver that has some sort of different head? Might it be possible that not every Surface Headphone (first edition) uses the type of screw that needs a Philips #00 screwdriver?

I bought these headphones refurbished. So I'm not sure if something somehow is different from that, or if there is nothing different with the screws, but something is wrong with my Phillips #00 screwdriver, or if there is some other kind of head that measures as #00, but is somehow different (are there more than one type of Phillips #00 screwdriver?).

Thank you in advance for any information you can provide.

Fred Naatz - Réponse

Im in the process of trying to repair my headphones as well. Looking at the screws they're definitely not Phillips, they're some type of torx screw. I don't have my torx set with me at the moment but when get it I'll let you know which size driver worked

Surfaceheafphonebreaker -

Hello, hoping you can give an answer on this. I’m usually pretty good at finding anything. But I can’t seem to find a replacement battery. I have the surface headphones 2. Can you gone me some insight as to what direction I should go to find one. I’ve tried Microsoft themselves. I got nowhere. I found the battery for the 1 series. I can’t find the battery nowhere.

Thank you for the presentation. It helped me in the disassemble process.

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