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Black Dell laptop keyboard, 86 keys, US layout

DELL

DELL V100830AS1 US keyboard black 86 keys

SKU CH-J9JG-7END0 MPN V100830AS1

US QWERTY laptop keyboard with 86 keys for Inspiron N4010 N4030 N5030 M5030 models

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  • US QWERTY layout for familiar typing
  • 86 keys match original laptop design
  • Black finish suits Inspiron N4010 N4030 N5030 M5030
  • Part 1R28D ensures exact fit replacement
  • New condition ready for immediate install

Replacement keyboard for Inspiron 14R series

This US-layout keyboard fits Dell Inspiron N4010, N4030, N5030 and M5030 models. It has 86 keys in a QWERTY arrangement and ships new in black. Buyers with other laptop families will need a different part number.

Low-profile keys run cool and quiet

The membrane design produces minimal heat during typing sessions and adds no audible fan noise. Power draw is negligible, so battery life on the host notebook is unaffected. No backlight or special cooling features are included.

Direct swap with no extra software

The package contains only the keyboard assembly; no drivers, utilities or mounting hardware are bundled. Installation relies on the existing retention clips and ribbon connector inside the compatible Inspiron chassis.

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Price $10.99
Cheaper than about 90% of the 624 comparable items (median $56.49).

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Questions about this item

How do I install this keyboard on my Inspiron N4010 and which step is often missed?

Remove the battery, unscrew the bottom cover, detach the ribbon cable, swap the unit, reconnect the cable, then re-secure the cover and battery. The step people miss is re-seating the ribbon cable fully before tightening the screws.

What part of this keyboard will need replacement first with heavy daily typing?

The 86 black QWERTY keycaps and underlying membrane switches wear first; individual caps can be swapped, but the membrane sheet requires a full keyboard change once keystrokes feel mushy.

What limit appears first when I type continuously for long sessions?

The membrane switches lack tactile feedback recovery, so after extended use the keys stop springing back sharply and the typing feel degrades before any other component fails.

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