DELL
DELL French Canadian PQ Keyboard WRCJ9 for Latitude 11 3150 3160 E5250 E7250
Original Dell replacement keyboard with French Canadian Quebec layout for Latitude 11 3150, 3160, E5250 and E7250 models
- French Canadian Quebec layout matches regional typing needs
- Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for Latitude E7250, E5250, 3150 and 3160
- Non-backlit design keeps replacement simple and cost-effective
- New condition guarantees full key travel and reliable actuation
- Part number WRCJ9 confirms correct spare for supported models
French Canadian PQ layout
This Dell original OEM keyboard carries the French Canadian Quebec (FR-CAN-PQ) key layout and is built for the Latitude E7250, E5250, 11 3150 and 11 3160. The part number is WRCJ9 and the unit is non-backlit. It replaces the factory keyboard on those specific models.
Suits FR-CAN-PQ users; not for US layout
Buyers who need the French Canadian Quebec layout on a compatible Latitude will find the correct key legends and spacing. Shoppers requiring a standard US-English layout or a backlit keyboard must select a different part, as this unit provides neither.
Layout decides fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the French Canadian Quebec (FR-CAN-PQ) key layout combined with the WRCJ9 part number. Only laptops listed for that exact layout and part number will accept this keyboard.
Highlights
- French Canadian Quebec layout matches regional typing needs
- Dell OEM part ensures exact fit for Latitude E7250, E5250, 3150 and 3160
- Non-backlit design keeps replacement simple and cost-effective
- New condition guarantees full key travel and reliable actuation
- Part number WRCJ9 confirms correct spare for supported models
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the WRCJ9 keyboard on a Latitude E7250 and what step is often missed?
Remove the battery, unscrew the bottom case, release the keyboard ribbon cable from the motherboard connector, swap the keyboard, then reconnect the ribbon before reassembly — the step most often missed is reseating the ribbon cable fully.
What maintenance or replacement will this non-backlit French Canadian keyboard need over time?
Keys may wear or become sticky; clean with compressed air and isopropyl alcohol on a cloth — if individual key switches fail, the whole keyboard must be replaced as it is a single assembly.
What limit appears first during sustained heavy typing on this keyboard?
The membrane switches can lose tactile response after prolonged intensive use, leading to missed keystrokes before any other component fails.
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