Ricoh SP 5100 Fuser (Individual Parts)

**Doug James** · 08-29-2016

Hi, Does anyone know where I can get fuser parts (Heat roll gears, Heater roller pressure roller etc...) I am guessing that they are just not available unless you buy the whole fuser unit.... Thanks for any help !!

**slimslob** · 08-30-2016

You would have to determine which copier model was the same basic engine. Usually checking the part numbers of some of the major components boards and power supplies can help, if many of the parts start with the product code of a similar speed copier, then it is possibly the same.

**Doug James** · 08-30-2016

Originally Posted by slimslob

You would have to determine which copier model was the same basic engine. Usually checking the part numbers of some of the major components boards and power supplies can help, if many of the parts start with the product code of a similar speed copier, then it is possibly the same.

Looks like on this printer that they only made 1 with this engine. Seems pretty weird... Thought it might be a remake of an HP Samsung etc but so far nothing is pointing that direction. (I didn't think Ricoh sold remakes from these but it was worth a shot)

**slimslob** · 08-30-2016

Ok, I downloaded the current parts catalog. It appears to me that all the internal parts of the fusing are available.

**francisco** · 08-30-2016

Originally Posted by Doug James

Hi, Does anyone know where I can get fuser parts (Heat roll gears, Heater roller pressure roller etc...) I am guessing that they are just not available unless you buy the whole fuser unit.... Thanks for any help !!

hi
this is a Samsung model and the fusing unit is cheaper in Samsung

the part number is JB96-03957B

**Doug James** · 08-30-2016

Originally Posted by slimslob

Ok, I downloaded the current parts catalog. It appears to me that all the internal parts of the fusing are available.

Cool Deal, I will look for a newer parts list... Thanks so much for your help !!!

**Doug James** · 08-30-2016

Originally Posted by francisco

hi
this is a Samsung model and the fusing unit is cheaper in Samsung

the part number is JB96-03957B

Thanks so much, I wondered as much !!

**Alley Cay Copiers** · 10-21-2016

I am looking for a fuser unit for an SP5100 recoh as well. I could not find the Samsung number listed in the reply but I did find the number JC96-03957A. Collins sells it for $145. Could anyone clarify this for me.
Thanks, Will

**NeoMatrix** · 10-21-2016

Re: Manufacturer cross reference.
I long for a good cross reference parts catalogue.
I would just like to know which parts from each different machine I can swap to a totally different model or even different make of machine. I got that frustrated when warehouse parts supplies run low, I wanted to know which non-standard parts in the warehouse I can use to get the job going. I'd look at a machine with a totally different part number and know full well that xyz part can fit into other machines, but the part numbers are non compliant, which means trial an error.

It would be great if I could go to a cross reference database and look up a swap-me parts list.
I actually started writing a software app that would do new parts cross referencing, but it's still sitting on the back burner.

This would make for a great CTN post in the parts forum.
"Cross reference parts make and models."

**sturmtrooper** · 10-22-2016

Originally Posted by NeoMatrix

Re: Manufacturer cross reference.
I long for a good cross reference parts catalogue.
I would just like to know which parts from each different machine I can swap to a totally different model or even different make of machine. I got that frustrated when warehouse parts supplies run low, I wanted to know which non-standard parts in the warehouse I can use to get the job going. I'd look at a machine with a totally different part number and know full well that xyz part can fit into other machines, but the part numbers are non compliant, which means trial an error.

It would be great if I could go to a cross reference database and look up a swap-me parts list.
I actually started writing a software app that would do new parts cross referencing, but it's still sitting on the back burner.

This would make for a great CTN post in the parts forum.
"Cross reference parts make and models."

Won't you think of Ricoh's bottom line? I mean if you can just willy nilly swap parts that work from other machines then you won't buy new ones from them!