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Will Microsoft not accept a school PO number?

I've sent them back in the past & it's always been pretty simple, although a little pricey.

You contact Microsoft support and get a case ID, then package it up and take it to the nearest UPS collection point. They give you a receipt and then it's delivered back to you all repaired a week or so later. Like I say, they aren't the cheapest, but at least if the repair is carried out via Microsoft, it will at least be guaranteed.

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I'm not sure about the 5's to be honest. We stopped purchasing Surfaces a while back, so our newest ones are Surface Pro 3 models. We have had to replace a few screens and they normally come to around £200 each. The devices have reached an age now that if any more break, they will not be repaired again and the user will just have to do without.

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