SKU:

CS-Canon-067-MF655CDW-BK

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5102C001

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 1350

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Exactly what does the one-year warranty on this cartridge cover?

It covers the cartridge itself: if this Canon 067 black (5102C001) fails, leaks or prints defectively under normal use in your MF655CDW within a year of purchase, we replace it or refund it. The warranty is about the cartridge doing its job for its rated life — it is not conditional on how much of it you have used, and it does not ask you to prove the obvious. A faded cartridge at the natural end of its 1,350 pages is wear, not a fault; a cartridge that misbehaves early is exactly what the cover exists for.

And the free returns — how do they work in practice?

If the cartridge is wrong for your machine or faulty on arrival, returns are free within the first year. The step-by-step process is set out on our shipping and returns page. Keep the cartridge and its box until you have printed a test page or two and are satisfied — that is the only housekeeping we ask.

Who do I actually talk to if I need help with it?

Our own support team, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. People who sell cartridges all day can usually tell from your description whether you are looking at an empty 5102C001, a settings hiccup or a printer issue — and they will say so honestly rather than sell you a second cartridge you do not need.

First, the basics: is this the right black for the MF655CDW?

Yes — standard-yield Canon 067 black, part number 5102C001, for the Color imageCLASS MF655CDW. The label on the cartridge you remove should carry the same numbers. Colors for this model are the 067 cyan (5101C001), magenta (5100C001) and yellow (5099C001); the high-yield black option is the 067H (5106C001).

What does a page cost with this cartridge?

About 4.76¢: $64.27 over a rated 1,350 pages. Compact color lasers carry short-yield cartridges, so their per-page cost runs high against office workhorses — a fact about the platform, stated plainly. This compatible Canon 067 keeps the buy-in for that yield class low, and the warranty above removes the risk from trying it.

Can I keep a spare without it deteriorating?

Yes. Toner is dry powder; a sealed 5102C001 stored flat in a cool, dry place waits patiently for months of stop-start use. Many MF655CDW owners order when the low warning appears and shelve the cartridge until the installed one fades for good.

What should I look for on the first pages from a new black cartridge?

Print a normal document — the kind you produce every day — rather than a special test sheet. Text should come out at full density from the first page or two: crisp, even, and as dark as your documents usually look. Judge the 5102C001 on pages three and four if the very first sheet looks light; a new cartridge settles almost immediately. Weakness that persists past those first pages is not settling, and it is worth a call to support, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Our printing doubles in our busy season. How should that change our ordering?

Order earlier in the cycle, not in bigger leaps. A 5102C001 is spent by pages, so a doubled volume simply halves the calendar time a cartridge lasts — and halves the gap between the low-toner warning and genuine fade. In busy months, treat the warning itself as the order signal and keep the replacement shelved before it is needed. The four-warehouse dispatch network shortens delivery, but a spare already in the building is the only guarantee against a mid-rush stoppage.

We print only a few pages a week. How long does a 1,350-page cartridge last us?

Potentially a very long time — and that is fine. Consumption is counted in pages, not weeks: at a few pages a week, this cartridge's rated life stretches across many months of stop-start use. Toner is dry powder, so neither the installed cartridge nor a sealed spare spoils on a schedule the way liquid ink can. Light users should judge the cartridge by the pages it has printed, never by how long it has been in the machine.

The low-toner warning has appeared, but my text is still perfectly dark. Is the warning wrong?

Not wrong — early. The warning is the printer's estimate, raised while useful toner remains, precisely so you have time to act. The page in your hand is the truer instrument: while text stays full and even, the 5102C001 still has work in it. Print on, but let the warning do its job — order the replacement when it appears, shelve it when it arrives, and swap only when the output itself begins to fade.

About This Cartridge

This compatible Canon 067 black toner cartridge (5102C001) serves the Color imageCLASS MF655CDW, rated at 1,350 pages and priced at $64.27, and it arrives backed by a one-year warranty with one-year free returns. It covers the black position alongside the 067 cyan (5101C001), magenta (5100C001) and yellow (5099C001) cartridges. The full family — singles, packs and the high-yield 067H — is listed in the Canon range at Clever Supplies.

Its compatibility chart reads the MF654CDW, MF655CDW, MF655CW, MF656CDW, LBP-631C, LBP-632CDW, LBP-633CDW, MF651CW and MF653CDW. Same cartridge family, other listings: the Canon 067 cyan cartridge, the Canon 067 magenta cartridge, the Canon 067 yellow cartridge, the Canon 067 four-color set and the Canon 067 black 2 pack.