Lenovo 00PA423 laptop spare part Keyboard

The Lenovo 00PA423 laptop spare part Keyboard is a replacement German-layout keyboard designed for compatibility with the Lenovo ThinkPad T460s. This black keyboard restores full typing functionality for laptops that require the German QWERTZ layout and original-fit dimensions. It is intended as a direct spare part to match the keyboard cutouts, key spacing and connector type used in the compatible ThinkPad T460s models.

Advantages

This replacement keyboard provides a native German key layout, preserving regional key legends and special characters required for German-language typing. The black finish and keycap profile match the original aesthetic and ergonomics of the ThinkPad T460s, helping to maintain a consistent look and comfortable typing feel. As a dedicated spare part, it simplifies repair and reduces the need for full device replacement.

Suitable for

• Replacing a damaged or non-functional keyboard in a Lenovo ThinkPad T460s
• Upgrading or restoring a T460s with a German (DE) keyboard layout
• Service and repair workshops performing laptop keyboard replacements

Key specifications

• Keyboard type: laptop replacement keyboard
• Keyboard language/layout: German (DE) QWERTZ
• Compatible models: Lenovo ThinkPad T460s
• Colour: black
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Power off the laptop and disconnect any power sources before replacing the keyboard. Remove the battery if the design allows and follow the ThinkPad T460s disassembly instructions to access the keyboard assembly. Disconnect the keyboard ribbon cable carefully from the motherboard connector and remove the retaining screws or clips. Position the replacement keyboard into the keyboard aperture, secure it with the original fasteners and reconnect the ribbon cable. Reassemble the device, reconnect power and start the laptop to verify that all keys and special German characters are functioning correctly.

Recommendations

Handle the keyboard and ribbon cable with electrostatic discharge precautions. Use appropriate tools to avoid damaging the keyboard bezel or connector, and verify firmware/driver settings in the operating system if some keys do not register immediately after installation.