Frequently Asked Questions

What arrives in the drum and 3-toner set?

One DR830 drum unit (15,000-page rating) and three TN830 standard cartridges (1,200 pages each) — 3,600 pages of toner riding on a fresh imaging surface, at $62.61 against $121.48 for the parts bought apart. One toner fits with the drum today; two spares carry the following cycles.

Who is this the right set for?

The owner whose drum message has arrived and whose printer works steadily. Three standard cartridges suit a machine that empties one every month or two — if yours empties one every week, be honest and take the TN830XL sets instead, where each cartridge runs 3,000 pages.

Which machines does the set cover?

The DCP-L2640DW, DCP-L2647DW, HL-L2400D, HL-L2405W, HL-L2420DW, HL-L2460DW, HL-L2460DWXL, HL-L2465DW, HL-L2467DW, HL-L2480DW, HL-L2865DW, MFC-L2760DW, MFC-L2807DW, MFC-L2820DW, MFC-L2820DWXL, MFC-L2900DW, MFC-L2900DWXL and MFC-L2980DW.

How does the bundle arithmetic work?

The drum at $29.44 and three toners at $30.68 total $121.48 bought apart; the set is $62.61 — very nearly half. The parts are the standard standalone items at combined pricing, not bundle-only versions, so the saving costs you nothing in specification.

What should I reset after fitting?

Both counters — drum and toner — from the machine's settings menu. A set change is the one moment both parts are new together, and clean counters make every later warning easy to read: toner at about 1,200 pages, toner again, toner again, and the drum not for years.

Does the drum really outlast all three toners?

Comfortably — 15,000 pages of drum against 3,600 pages of toner in this box, with about nine more standard cartridges (or four XLs) still to come in its life. The imbalance is the platform's design: the drum is infrastructure, the toner is fuel.

What if print quality is still poor after the full set goes in?

Then the consumables are cleared of suspicion. Run the machine's cleaning routine, slide the new drum's corona-wire cleaner, and print its internal test pages. A fault that survives a fresh drum and toner lives in the printer — and you will have established that the inexpensive way.

How do I store the two spare cartridges?

Sealed, flat and dry, near the printer, with the fitting date written on the box when the first toner goes in. Toner powder is stable for a long time in its packaging; the dated box simply keeps a three-cartridge rotation honest.

Is the drum in the set a standard DR830?

Yes — the same unit sold on its own listing, same 15,000-page rating, same 1-year warranty. The sets on this page are combinations of standard parts at combined prices, never special editions.

What are the return terms if my plans change?

Free returns for a full year and a 1-year warranty on each part, detailed on the shipping & returns page. Unopened parts are straightforward to return if the printer leaves service.

About This TN830 Toner and DR830 Drum Set — 1 Drum + 3 Toners

Priced at $62.61, this is the set-and-forget option in the standard-capacity TN830 range: one DR830 drum rated for 15,000 pages and three TN830 toner cartridges in a single box. It is designed for owners who would rather think about toner once and then get on with work, keeping sealed spares ready for each successive change. If your volume grows later, compare the other configurations on the Brother toner and drum range.