The keyboard is straightforward to open. There are no screws; the top half of the case (trim ring) snaps on to the bottom half.

The keyboard itself is glued to the bottom case. With a bit of prying it comes off. Note the steel reinforcement plates on both sides.

On the far left is the 3.7V 500mAh battery; the board on the far right controls the power.

The part number for the keyboard is nothing like the T430/T440 keyboard.
Finally a close-up of the board below the arrow keys:

This keyboard does work if you can get the power switch to make contact. And if you're willing to pay the postage, it's yours.



