# Battery And Charging Ports # List of Power supply Requirements
#### **Surface Book**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
18001832?Surface Book 2 13" (without Nvidia GPU)44W39WNFC15 volts @ 2.58 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
19321899Surface Book 3 15"127W120W120W15 volts @ 8 amps7.5W (5 volts @ 1.5 amps)
1798
Surface\_BookSurface Book with Performance Base102W95WNFC
15 volts @ 6.33 amps
7.5W (5 volts @ 1.5 amps)
1832\_dGPU?Surface Book 2 13" (with Nvidia GPU)102W95WNFC
1793Surface Book 2 15"102W95WNFC
1900\_dGPU?Surface Book 3 13.5" (with Nvidia discrete GPU)102W95WNFC
1706
Surface\_BookSurface Book (with Nvidia GPU)65W60WNFC
15 volts @ 4 amps
5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
1900?Surface Book 3 13.5" (without Nvidia discrete GPU)65W60W80W
1625Surface\_BookSurface Book (without Nvidia GPU)36W31WNFC12 volts @2.58 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
#### **Surface Laptop**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1800 Surface Laptop (1st Gen)44W39WNFC
15 volts @ 2.58 amps
5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
1769Surface Laptop 244W39WNFC
1706
Surface Laptop 365W60W60W15 volts @ 4 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
Surface Laptop 465W60W60W
1796Surface Laptop 565W60W60W
1963
2033Surface Laptop 6 for Business 13.5"39W39W60W15 volts @ 2.6 ampsNo USB port
2036Surface Laptop (7th Edition) 13.8"39W39W60W
2062
2035Surface Laptop 6 for Business 15"65W45W60W15 volts @ 4 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
2037Surface Laptop (7th Edition) 15"65W45W60W
Non-Microsoft power supplySurface Laptop SE (has standard DC power jack)45W45W45W19 volts @ 2.37 ampsNo USB port
#### **Surface Studio**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1798
1964 | ?Surface Laptop Studio (with Nvidia discrete GPU)102W95W95W15 volts @ 6.33 amps7.5W (5 volts @ 1.5 amps)
2029 | ?Surface Laptop Studio 2102W95W95W
19322029 | ?Surface Laptop Studio 2 (dGPU)127W120W120W15 volts @ 8 amps7.5W (5 volts @ 1.5 amps)
17061964 | ?Surface Laptop Studio (without Nvidia discrete GPU)65W60W60W 5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
#### **Surface Pro**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1536
Surface Pro (1st Gen)
**48W**
48WNFC No fast charge
Surface Pro 248WNFC
1625
Surface Pro 3
**36W**
31WNFC12 volts @2.58 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
Surface Pro 431WNFC
1735
Surface Pro 4 Core M SKU
**24W**
24WNFC15 volts @ 1.6 ampsNo USB port
1807?Surface Pro (5th Gen) M3 SKU39WNFC
1800
1796Surface Pro (5th Gen)
**44W**
39WNFC15 volts @ 2.58 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
1807Surface Pro (5th Gen) with LTE Advanced39WNFC
1796Surface Pro 639WNFC
1706
2010 | 1876 | HSurface Pro X WIFI & SQ1, SQ2
**65W**
60WNFC15 volts @ 4 amps5W (5 volts @ 1 amp)
1866Surface Pro 760WNFC
1960 | 1961Surface Pro 7+ & LTE60WNFC
1983 | 1982Surface Pro 8 & LTE60W60W
2038Surface Pro 960W60W
1963
1997 | 1996Surface Pro 9 with 5G
**39W**
39W60W15 volts @ 2.6 ampsNo USB port
2079Surface Pro 10 for Business39W45W
2077 | 2078 | 2121Surface Pro 10 for Business with 5G39W45W
2076 | 2085Surface Pro (11th Edition)39W60W
2077 | 2078Surface Pro (11th Edition) with 5G39W60W
#### **Surface Go**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1735 And 1736
Surface Go
**24W**
24W24W No USB port
Surface Go with LTE Advanced24W24W
Surface Go 224W30W
Surface Go 2 with LTE Advanced24W30W
Surface Go 324W30W
Surface Go 424W30W
1963
1943Surface Laptop Go
**39W**
39W39W No USB port
2013Surface Laptop Go 239W39W
2013Surface Laptop Go 339W39W
#### **Surface 3**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1623 Surface 314W14W 5.2 volts @ 2.5 ampsNo USB port
#### **Surface Dock**
**Power ID****SKU****Surface model****Actual****Min**
**Recommended**
**USB power on charger**
1749 Surface Dock90W (up to 60W passthrough to device)90W 15 volts @ 6 ampsNo USB port
1931 Surface Dock 2199W (up to 120W passthrough to device)199W 15.35 volts @ 12.96 ampsNo USB port
2055 Surface Thunderboltâ„¢ 4 Dock165W (up to 96W passthrough to device)165W 22 volts @ 7.5 ampsNo USB port
Source
[Surface power supplies and charging requirements - Microsoft Support](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/surface-power-supplies-and-charging-requirements-0d9d51d4-594b-464d-9086-c90f35b80c01)
Source [Surface System SKU reference](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/surface-system-sku-reference)
# Troubleshoot Charger | No LED light | LED Flashing | Not Charging ### **Surface device have no LED light or LED flashing.** #### **Troubleshooting steps: Clean the charging port** **What you you need:** - **Rubbing alcohol and cotton ball swabs, If your using a ear pick, you may need to remove the top part in order for it to fit into the port, You will dip it into the alcohol and then clean it.** #### **Step 1: Inspect the Charger** ![image.png](https://orderassistnow.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-01/scaled-1680-/Gegimage.png) 1. **Check the Power Source** - Plug the charger into a different outlet to rule out a faulty power outlet. - Check your ID of your power supply Or check your wattage [HERE](https://orderassistnow.com/books/battery-and-charging-ports-Z4p/page/list-of-power-supply-requirements). 2. **Examine the Charging Cable and Brick** - Look for any physical damage, fraying, or bent pins. - Ensure the power cable is securely connected to the charging brick. 3. **LED Status Indicator** - **No LED Light:** This might indicate no power or a loose connection. Go to step 2 - **Flashing LED Light:** This might signify an error or insufficient power delivery. Make sure your using the Correct [Power ID or and wattage](https://orderassistnow.com/books/battery-and-charging-ports-Z4p/page/list-of-power-supply-requirements). --- #### **Step 2: Clean the Charging Port [![image.png](https://orderassistnow.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-01/scaled-1680-/YeNimage.png)](https://orderassistnow.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-01/YeNimage.png)** ![image.png](https://orderassistnow.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-01/scaled-1680-/SYXimage.png) 1. **Prepare Cleaning Tools** - Gather **rubbing alcohol** (preferably isopropyl alcohol, 90% or higher) and **cotton swabs**. 2. **Clean the Surface Charging Port** - Dip a cotton swab in rubbing alcohol. - Clean the metal pins inside the charging port. (Even if it looks clean) The rubbing alcohol is known to fix connection issues. 3. **Clean the Charger Connector** - Repeat the cleaning process for the charger’s connector pins. - Ensure no residue is left behind. Note, You might need to use a thin Layer of **cotton** in order to fit the surface Port. --- #### **Step 3: Test the Charger** 1. Plug the charger back into the Surface device. 2. Check if the LED light on the charger comes on: - If **on and steady**, proceed to charge the device. - If **flashing**, check for damage or test with another compatible charger. --- #### **Step 4: Check the Device** 1. Restart your Surface device by holding the power button for 20 seconds.

Note: Turn on PC and then hold down the power button from on, to off, to on again, do not let it go until you see the Windows logo come back up.

2. Connect the charger and observe if the device starts charging. --- #### **Step 5: Try Another Charger (if available)** If cleaning does not resolve the issue, test with a different Surface-compatible charger to determine if the problem lies with the charger or the device. --- ### **If the LED light is on but the device wont charge.** **Your device turns on but it wont charge above 0%** - Make sure your using the original charger, If not, Make sure your using the recommended wattage. - Please only use a charger that is on Either **Min**, **Max** or **Actual**, from this [**list**](https://orderassistnow.com/books/battery-and-charging-ports-Z4p/page/list-of-power-supply-requirements). - If your using a device that has 2 batteries such as the Book, See Battery 1 and Battery 2, What is it charging? - Turn on PC and then hold down the power button from on, to off, to on again, do not let it go until you see the Windows logo come back up. - Do windows updates. Sometimes **Drivers**, **Firmware** Updates, Resolves Battery issues.

Please note. Microsoft is Known to block Firmware updates if battery is under 40%.

- My device wont charge more then 80%, this is normal. Microsoft does this intenchally in order to keep long lasting battery on your device. - My Battery wont charge more then X (EG 50%). This sounds like your Device Battery is at end of its life time. - If your device can be charged via USB-C, Charge it for 15 min, and then try using the original charger. or until 40% in order to be able to update firmware. ### **My battery Jumps from 40% to 10%.** **Your battery is dying. Time for a new battery**