Logitech Secure Seal Keyboard Repair

The Secure Seal Keyboard is a sealed, spill‑proof keyboard module designed for use with Logitech Rugged Combo tablet keyboard cases. It is built from durable materials such as reinforced polycarbonate and rubberized edge protection and features a sealed key membrane to resist liquid ingress and dust. Key features include heavy‑duty protection, an integrated attachment interface for Rugged Combo cases, and a slim profile for classroom and field use. The design emphasizes durability and serviceability for mobile and education environments.

The Logitech Secure Seal Keyboard can be identified by its model number (M/N Y-B0009). The model label is on the underside. The device’s serial number (S/N) appears nearby on the same label.

• Form Factor: Detachable keyboard module for Rugged Combo series
• Compatibility: Designed for Logitech Rugged Combo and Rugged Combo 2 keyboard cases (see Logitech support for exact iPad generation compatibility)
• Key Switch Type: Sealed silicone-dome / membrane style (spill‑proof)
• Key Switch Manufacturer: Proprietary / not publicly disclosed
• Spill & Dust Protection: Sealed spill‑proof keyboard membrane (manufacturer rating: spill‑resistant; specific IP rating not published)
• Chassis Materials: Reinforced polycarbonate shell with rubberized/TPU edge protection
• Connection Interface: Proprietary mechanical attachment to Rugged Combo case (pogo pin/connector to host case; not a standalone Bluetooth keyboard)
• Power: Powered via the host case/iPad connector; no separate internal battery
• Mount / Hinge: Integrated hinge mounting to Rugged Combo case with adjustable kickstand support
• Manufacturer: Logitech
• Manufacturer Part Numbers: Part numbers for the Secure Seal keyboard assembly are not published separately; see Rugged Combo product listings and Logitech support

Common repair‑relevant faults are non‑responsive or sticking keys (often caused by liquid ingress or debris), worn/dirty pogo pins or connectors that prevent communication with the host case, and hinge/mount failures from impact. Diagnose by removing the keyboard from the case, visually inspecting the sealed membrane and pogo pins for contamination, testing key continuity with a multimeter, and checking the mechanical attachment points for damage.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Contact Logitech Support (support.logi.com) for product assistance, warranty checks, and compatibility questions.

Covered by Logitech's limited hardware warranty—terms and duration vary by region; check Logitech warranty page for details.

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