Interestingly, the inside of my Lombard 333 doesn't look like the picture Kyle sent me. Here's what happened today: I successfully removed the old keyboard and installed the new one. However, the problem is not solved at all and this might be an indication of a different problem. I'm soliciting opinions. On the old keyboard, a diagonal-to-the-right line starting with the numeral 9 didn't work and the return key was getting finicky. On the new keyboard, the non-working diagonal line moved one space to the left, starting with the 8. Could I have bought a bad keyboard or is there something going on elsewhere that's manifesting itself with these problems?
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