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04-28-2020 07:08 AM
Product: SK-2085 keyboard
I have an old HP SK-2085 that the electrics still work flawlessly, but the keys get stuck in the tracks. Is it possible to purchase the top part of the keyboard, with the keys still attached.
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04-28-2020 08:11 PM
@fire_bug11 , welcome to the forum.
HP doesn't provided parts for their components. Since you can buy the keyboard new on Amazon for $24.99, it may cost you more to fix your old one than to buy a new one. Your best option would be to find one at a Thirft Store that doesn't work and scavenge it for parts.
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