Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

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  • bachcopy
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2015
    • 6

    Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

    It's been a while since I worked on a Ricoh product.

    I threw most of my stock away. Mostly Sharp now.

    I used to use the type 1027 pcu in the aficio 3030 if I remember correctly.

    Will this work as well on the Lanier LD528? Sure looks the same.

    Thanks in advance for your experiences.
  • sandmanmac
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    • Feb 2009
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    #2
    Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

    Yes, and there are TONS of threads about the 1027 PCU compatibility.
    I can't remember exactly, but you may/ may not have to snap off one of the locator pins on the rear of the PCU

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    • copyaction
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      • Oct 2007
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      #3
      Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

      Yes it fits right in, just remember to run developer initialization.

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      • Gary Bowen
        Bowdog

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        • Mar 2008
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        #4
        Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

        And where exactly are you getting Type 1027 PCU's? They are no longer available from Ricoh. We still have 4 here and I am loathe to use them for any thing other than AF2022/2027's which we still support.

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        • sandmanmac
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          Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

          Originally posted by Gary Bowen
          And where exactly are you getting Type 1027 PCU's? They are no longer available from Ricoh. We still have 4 here and I am loathe to use them for any thing other than AF2022/2027's which we still support.
          Loathe to use them? Really?
          I've Never had an issue, and it seems to be a pretty popular practice throughout the consortium to use them right up through the xx53 series.
          I've heard they're not available directly from Ricoh, but they're readily available elsewhere.
          In the U.S. you have precision roller, and Nutone-Densi (to name 2), and I also buy them from Genuine Supply Source here in Canada. I'm not sure if they ship to U.S.

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          • davel
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            • Oct 2011
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            #6
            Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

            Still getting them here in OZ, have 2 in my car right now, use them up to xx53.

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            • slimslob
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              • May 2013
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              #7
              Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

              Originally posted by davel
              Still getting them here in OZ, have 2 in my car right now, use them up to xx53.
              Are you getting PCU type 1027 or are you getting PCU type 1027R. The R stands for rebuilt. Or are you buying after market supplies.

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              • 8T2
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                • Aug 2015
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                #8
                Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                Originally posted by Gary Bowen
                And where exactly are you getting Type 1027 PCU's? They are no longer available from Ricoh. We still have 4 here and I am loathe to use them for any thing other than AF2022/2027's which we still support.
                Same here. We rebuild our PCU's with generic drums and I hate stripping down the PCU1027 because it's not really designed to be serviceable, not that it's much harder it's just an annoyance.

                Sent from my ALE-L02 using Tapatalk

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                • 8T2
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                  #9
                  Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                  Originally posted by sandmanmac
                  Loathe to use them? Really?
                  I've Never had an issue, and it seems to be a pretty popular practice throughout the consortium to use them right up through the xx53 series.
                  I've heard they're not available directly from Ricoh, but they're readily available elsewhere.
                  In the U.S. you have precision roller, and Nutone-Densi (to name 2), and I also buy them from Genuine Supply Source here in Canada. I'm not sure if they ship to U.S.
                  Locally we were using Katun AF1015 drums for years and years on almost everything but the MP2501 range hated those lime green drums and gave endless issues with light density and background simultaneously.

                  Not sure where they source the new generic drums from but they are super high quality, same colour as OEM and even ship with a new transfer roller gear and have had absolutely no problems with them (local company stock code B0399510F)

                  Sent from my ALE-L02 using Tapatalk

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                  • fshead
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                    • Jan 2009
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                    #10
                    Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                    Katun AF1015 drums for years and years on almost everything but the MP2501 range hated those lime green drums and gave endless issues with light density and background simultaneously.

                    I hated KATUN DRUMS...........
                    made for endless callbacks..........as a whole that developer unit sucks,leaky,dirty and if machine over toned would destroy the dv gears..
                    If you really want to rebuild them i would look for the Japanese FUJI drums as used in the color mpc2800 and up..

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                    • Gary Bowen
                      Bowdog

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                      • Mar 2008
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                      #11
                      Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                      WORDS. When I say "Loathe" I refer to the fact that the Type 1027 PCU is hard to source now. Yes, I was using them on 2851's and 2852's but have to now be very selective in how I manage the few PCU's I have left. My reply at least got some additional dialogue started. Sandmanmac how did you enjoy the game last night?

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                      • sandmanmac
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                        • Feb 2009
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                        #12
                        Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                        Originally posted by Gary Bowen
                        WORDS. Sandmanmac how did you enjoy the game last night?
                        👍👍 Well that was pretty damn exciting, Gary! As a beaten and battered Leafs/ Raptors fan, it was incredible to be on the good side of a result like that for a change.

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                        • bachcopy
                          Junior Member
                          • Mar 2015
                          • 6

                          #13
                          Re: Lanier LD528 drum unit Will type 1027 work on these?

                          I put it in today. Worked fine but would not allow me to do the developer calibration.

                          Copies looked really good.

                          Hope it lasts.


                          Thank you all!!!

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