I have a small church that I help out and they need fuser lamps, I know this machine is older than Moses but if any one can help I would appreciate it.
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Re: lanier 5355 fuser lamps
I looked but the oldest I had was lamps for a Lanier 5455. I cant even find my manual for that old of a model. Do you have the part number by chance?"Heavy music to the normal ear is nothing but a loud annoyance. Most people think of it as obnoxious, talentless music but to someone who really listens and is really in love with music knows how beautiful and amazing it can be" Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried and Me" -
Re: lanier 5355 fuser lamps
For what it is worth, the Lanier 5355 is likely a Toshiba based machine. Closest I can come is the 5365, which is the equivalent of the Toshiba DP 6570.
I don't know if the original Lanier part numbers are going to be worth a whole lot, but if you can give me a day or two I could probably come up with them if you want.Comment
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Re: lanier 5355 fuser lamps
Here's what I found:
C2090-7549 LAMP, 115V 700W
C2090-7564 LAMP, 230V 700W
C2080-6162 LAMP, 240V 700W
C2090-7531 LAMP, 115V 600W
C2090-7556 LAMP, 230V 600W
C2080-6170 LAMP, 240V 600W
At least the lamp's specs are there.Comment
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Re: lanier 5355 fuser lamps
Um, you know what, you got me there. I never have actually measured the bulbs, so I don't know for sure. I know the bulbs are close in size for all machines that can run paper LEF as the fusing rollers have to have similar sized lengths, but there could be some differences.
Sorry about that.Comment
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