Lexmark LEX52D0Z00 Imaging Unit MX710 MX810 MS710 Series

Product Description

The LEXMARK LEX52D0Z00 is a return program imaging unit engineered for use in Lexmark MX and MS series laser printers. The imaging unit is the core photoconductor component responsible for transferring toner to the printed page, and it is designed to work exclusively with Lexmark Unison toner in a shake-free print system. This design maintains consistent dot density and image quality throughout the life of the unit. Intended for single use, the unit must be returned to Lexmark after depletion for remanufacture or recycling. It is installed and serviced by office technology technicians or qualified printer service professionals.

The LEX52D0Z00 fits the Lexmark MX710, MX810, MX811, MX812, MS710, MS711, MS810, MS811, and MS812 series printers. These are monochrome laser platforms common in high-volume commercial and enterprise print environments. The imaging unit slots into the main imaging path and is replaced as part of routine printer maintenance when print quality degradation or end-of-life prompts are triggered by the printer firmware. The return program designation means this unit ships with a prepaid return label or process for post-use recycling compliance.

Key Features

• Return program unit - must be returned to Lexmark for remanufacture or recycling after single use
• Compatible with Lexmark Unison toner for a shake-free, consistent print system
• Designed for high-volume monochrome laser print environments
• Patented imaging unit design for optimized photoconductor performance
• Package dimensions: 19.5 inches length x 15.75 inches width x 7 inches height
• Packaged weight: 5.6 pounds

Compatibility

Designed for use in Lexmark MX710, MX810, MX811, MX812, MS710, MS711, MS810, MS811, and MS812 series printers.

Installation Notes

Power down the printer and allow the fuser assembly to cool before accessing the imaging path. Follow the printer service manual for proper imaging unit removal and insertion procedures to avoid contaminating the photoconductor drum surface. Handle the unit by its housing only - do not touch the drum surface. After replacement, register the new unit with the printer firmware as directed by on-screen prompts before resuming print operations.