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Question: Does the keyboard ribbon also have the latch with it? I broke my ribbon latch and my keyboard won't work.
Document: Laptop compatibility:I was worried the keyboard wouldn't fit my specific model of 1545 (e.g. PP41L), I spoke with a computer repair technician at a local place and he said &#34;most&#34; of the time a 1545 model keyboard should work for all models of 1545 Inspiron laptops. So I tried it and it worked great, all the tabs aligned, the ribbon fit, and there was a snug fit between it and the baseRepair Notes:I did the repair myself and it didn't take long at all.
However I was a little confused by the ribbon clip. I had read a lot to be careful with it so I was simply trying to place the ribbon on top and snap it in, however you have to insert the ribbon a little bit into the fitting in order for it to work correctly and stay put (hard to describe).Reasoning for 4 out 5 stars: I only liked it, there was nothing great about the product that made me &#34;love it&#34; . It did what I needed it to do, replace a broken keyboard, and that's it.
It looks like the original, but this is not as black as the original. The keys work fine and spring feels like the original, although space bar feels little sloppy compared to the original. The connector ribbon in the original is folded sharply so that it is out of the way of the space bar. The replacement's ribbon must be pulled away from the space bar as the keyboard bottom tabs are inserted into their slots. Dell and others (Newegg, Tigerdirect, etc) don't have replacement keyboard for Inspiron 1545. I was happy enough to find it in Amazon and paid extra for expedited shipping.11/21/12 edit:  The space bar is fine.
It's not hard, some force is needed, just be careful. Also, know that the ribbon cable is held in place by a small top cover which will hinge up to release the cable itself. Firmly seat the (new) cable till it bottoms out in the connector then secure it in place by closing the connector's hinge. Then reverse the order and you will be typing your own review in no time at all. Start to finish was less than 10 min.This is a solid product at and unbelievable price.
So, pay attention to which pair goes where upon removal, to make their replacement a snap. Use a magnetized small Phillip's screwdriver, if at all possible, to hold on to the screws. Be very very careful not to drop the interior screws down in to the open computer or they will surely be lost.The Keyboard Ribbon Attachment Clip:  Or Keyboard Cable Connector Latch. Or Motherboard Connector. One of the videos I watched said to be very careful not to break this clip, as it is not repairable. The clip sits atop the motherboard and holds the cable ribbon from the back of the keyboard in place.
I broke a couple of keys by spilling water on my laptop, and bought this to fix it. It worked great and you can't tell it is a replacement keyboard at all
I love my computer so when my new keyboard was installed I was tickled to be able to use it again, only problem is a few of the keys broke in the first week of using it again.
I bought this for a Dell 1520. It is so much easier to replace the key board than the two keys that broke off on the old keyboard. It's so easy I let my 12 yr old son install it. I had a replacement keyboard before this one and the letters and numbers wore off of the keys so I'll have to let you know if this one holds up.
This feels exactly like the original Dell keyboard. I haven't got 1 thing negative to say about it. Also it arrived extremely quick!
The replacement keyboard worked like a charm. Reconnecting the ribbon to the motherboard proved a bit tricky but once I got that done; no problems.
Answer: No. Just the ribbon. Your best bet would be to improvise with a hot glue gun or something to that effect