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going to try this on my surface pro 9, my dog sat on it (yes really) and i've had a broken kickstand for a year and have not repaired it myself due to not being confident enough in my repair skills to remove the screen i'll reply to this comment when i attempt to repair it but it seems like a lifesaver (the pro 9 hinges seem to be quite similar to the 5s based on my observations)

Thank you Doug. I needed to remove the control panel to repair the brew switch and couldn't figure out how to remove it. This machine is definitely built in layers! Thanks for taking the time to show how it's done

Does it work for Surface pro 8?

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thats so dumb, I'll make one for myself tomorrow

Thank you, for this easy reperation it only took me half an hour and saved me a ton of money.

The internal stop broke on my hinge. My kickstand was crooked and hinge popped out of place. Thanks to your video- I fixed it! Thanks so much.

Thank you very much. Perfect tutorial.

Can't get the float out. Seems like the I've released the tabs that hold it. Checked and all the requisite screws are out...tips?

Hi Doug do you have video when you star dissemble I need to see. because my problem is I don’t know how take out the button lock and unlock the bean hooper

ty bro my surface works well now

thanks alot for the tutorial

Does it make it last longer?

This water float... i dont know how :/ mine wont come off

Thank you so much Doug!! as someone with zero experience and shitty tools i spent a day on it, since it seemed you need a lot of intuition for how hard to file and to hammer. But it saved me a lot of money. Let's see if it holds without epoxy or anything 😅

By any chance can you explain how you put back the styrofoam tab things back in ?

have a problem that seems similar to this- the left hinge seems to have no bushing! before I attempt anything, how do you get the kickstand back onto the surface? do the foam attachments slot back in?

What's with the gloves.....🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

I agree with many that this is a fantastic method. I just performed a successful replacement on my Surface Pro 5. I had good needle nose pliers with a 90-degree corner that made it easy to gradually squeeze, twist, and pull off tiny pieces of material until I thought I had enough removed. One alternative suggestion: I used pliers to grab the bushing (and arm) at the 16:55 mark in the video when the arm is sticking out perpendicular (before the bushing is pushed into place over the stopping pieces that were partially removed) and then with slight force rotated the bushing over the stop further onto the track. Maybe that grip with the pliers helped me retain a little more material while still being able to push the bushing in. From what I can tell, there is mechanical interference in the "arm" piece when the hinge is open the whole way which takes the pressure of the hinge, not the piece in the bushing that is removed. This might help address some concerns about opening the hinge beyond 90 degrees after removing some of the end-stop pieces on the bushing. I'll see how mine holds up...

Are the right and left hinges identical? What I'm after is whether you need to make sure to take the bushing from the proper side hinge? If so, since we cannot see the hinge inside the tablet for comparison, how do we tell left vs. right on the replacement hinges? Maybe it is obvious once I buy the parts....

My Breville BDC650 doesn't drop the coffee from the basket to a cup or mug, is just a brand new one, any clue.

Excellent explanation- I’m going to try and repair daughter’s Pro8 using this method. It’s only 4 months old! Microsoft aren’t interested- they hide behind the PR chat people they employ to deflect claims.

Thankyou so much for this video, when i saw the other methods i started freaking out

This guy deserves an award. Followed steps for a surface 7 pro + and it worked like a charm.

Thanks so much, a life saver! Had an ant nest inside our unit. I needed to get in to eradicate and couldn't figure out how to get open. The water level float was the trick!

you're a god

I'm no an expert, but this seems like a bad idea

This is a brilliant method. Thank you It took me a while and I had my doubts. But once I got the bushing in place and put the kickstand back on, I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked. My advice to others is ---if it gets a bit too challenging, take a break and then come back to it. If you take your time and persist, you will eventually succeed. BTW -- I bought the correct size screwdriver at our local electronics store

I guess the same thing happened to me and my Surface Pro 6 today. I found many ways to fix it, but no replacement - where did you buy yours?

Hello! What size screwdriver did you use to remove the screws? I’m having trouble getting through the easy part 😭

Doug, Thank you!

you have any idea how many time I've thought about throwing my Behmor across the room because I missed the Err 7 by a few seconds? This will save many future roasts (and the roaster from the landfill)...

Dope!

Thank you so much for taking the time for making this video! Bought this laptop as a student and wasn't ready for the $300 repair bill, you just saved me a lott of money!

my bushling just totally snapped in half

Thank you for explaining how the hinge works. This showed me the hinge wasnt broken but that both bushings had slipped off the rail

Thank you for the know-how. I was able to use this pretty easily. You can even break the bracket with a pair of tin shears.

Thank you

Thank you so much for this video! Without it, I would not have known that my hinge is not broken. The little thing you ripped out of the replacement part was out of its rail. You saved me a lot of work and money 🧡

Awesome, lots of time needed but works a treat thanks

Very informative video! Has anyone tried this on a Surface Pro 7?

Hey Doug Cardo, this video is super information and helpful. I modified an air popper last year to add a switch (relay) and thermocouple so I could hold roast profiles, and I just picked up the Behmore 2000 as well. I'm wondering if I could pull the thermocouple readings from the Behmore itself and read in the Arduino. Do you think this would be possible? I think you'd need to know the exactly thermocouple make and model to turn the signal into an accurate temp. Then I'd also need to use the Arduino to be able to interact with the button pushes. Just a thought, but you seem like the internet's foremost behmore hacker. I'd appreciate your thoughts!

NICE!

Thanks for the great vid. Finally took the time to do it, and it worked like a charm on my 1600+. It took a little hunting, but I found and installed a “normal on” momentary switch…no way to “accidentally” leave/have the switch in the wrong position for the original intended safety feature.

people sit on these all the time... thats how this happens.

Very nice trick and worked perfectly. Much better than opening screen. Thank you! Just didn't expect to be that challenging, haha.

Hey do u have the link for the hinges

This works! Just did my daughter's surface pro. Thanks for helping save a ton of money. I took the Dremel approach and cut then bent the l shape hinge out. Worked but I see the advantage of removing the pin.

While this tread is several years old, the tricks of how to get into the Grind Control are invaluable! Thanks for posting

Thanks a lot for this. Mine had a leak up at the top, and I could not figure how to get into that area. (Previously, it had a leak at the bottom. For an expensive item, it certainly has issues.)