Just upgraded to Lion and my Oki Data 3400n won't print

Have tried rebooting router.
Recreating Printer (Print and Fax).
Connected via Ethernet

Oki released the new driver but i still can't get it to print.  Now their is an error and all prints just set in query.
The error is The optical photoconductor needs to be replaced. 
I have tried all the recomendations that were suggested
Changing Protocol: to all three choices IPP, LPD, Socket
None of these had any effect on error. 
The printer has been reported to work as a usb printer with new driver but I have not tested this theory. 
When will apple fix the optical photoconductor needs to be replaced Error?  Most printers are reporting this error and their has been an os update to 10.7.1 to 10.7.2 with no fix in sight. Please fix this issue.

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