SKU:

CS-Canon-067-MF657CDW-M

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5100C001

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

Color: 1250

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I be sure magenta is the failed color before I spend money?

Print a page carrying four honest tests: a pure magenta block, a pure yellow block, a red block (magenta plus yellow), and a purple block (magenta plus cyan). If the magenta and the two mixtures look wrong while yellow prints true, the 5100C001 in your MF657Cdw is the failed supply — three witnesses, one culprit. If yellow also fails, the picture is bigger than one cartridge.

Why do red and purple both testify against magenta?

Because magenta is the shared ingredient. In the Canon 067 palette inside the MF657Cdw — black 5102C001, cyan 5101C001, magenta 5100C001, yellow 5099C001 — red cannot exist without magenta, and neither can purple. When one ingredient runs out, every recipe using it fails in a recognizable direction: reds toward orange, purples toward blue.

How much printing does the replacement cartridge provide?

Up to 1,250 pages is the Canon rating for the 067 magenta at standard test coverage. Real consumption follows your pages: red- and purple-heavy printing draws the cartridge down faster than correspondence does. The price is $64.27 — around 5.14 cents per page at the rated yield, a premium-family figure we state openly instead of dressing up.

What if I fit this cartridge and the test page still fails?

Then the evidence points into the printer, and our support team (Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST) can help you interpret it. Financially you are protected regardless: this compatible cartridge carries a one-year warranty and one-year free returns, set out on our shipping and returns page, so a correct diagnosis process never leaves you paying for an innocent cartridge.

Is this a genuine Canon cartridge?

No — it is a compatible cartridge manufactured to the Canon 067 magenta specification, part 5100C001, for the MF657Cdw. It installs in the magenta slot as the original does, and the year's warranty and returns coverage stands behind it.

Should I change anything else while I am in there?

Only a cartridge that fails its own block test. Supplies in the MF657Cdw age independently; a healthy cyan or yellow keeps its remaining yield for later, and pulling it early gains nothing.

Before a red-heavy print run, how can you tell whether to fit the spare magenta first?

Use the workload as the warning. Reds and purples both draw on the 5100C001, so a campaign built on those colors spends magenta faster than ordinary correspondence does. If recent color pages already show reds sliding orange or purples turning blue, fit the fresh cartridge before the run rather than halfway through it. Starting with a known-good magenta keeps the first page and the last page of the job the same color.

How do you keep this standard magenta distinct from the high-yield one?

By reading past the color name to the complete part number. This cartridge is the standard Canon 067 magenta, 5100C001; the range also lists a high-yield Canon 067H magenta under a different code, 5104C001. Both feed the magenta position, but they are different listings in different yield classes. When spare boxes share a shelf, the code — not the magenta label — is the check that the cartridge in your hand is the one you meant to stock.

Why record the date a magenta cartridge is fitted?

Because the rated figure alone cannot predict your office. The 5100C001 is rated at up to 1,250 pages under standard coverage, but red- and purple-heavy work draws it down faster. A fitting date on the box, compared across two or three cartridges, shows your real replacement interval and exposes changes in printing habits. That record makes the next order a planned purchase instead of a reaction to a failed color page.

What is the cleanest way to handle the empty magenta?

Return it to the box the new 5100C001 arrived in and recycle it — office-supply stores, municipal facilities and community collection boxes accept spent toner cartridges. The box contains residual toner dust during transport and keeps the empty identifiable by its part number. Because the MF657Cdw's cartridges are replaced one at a time, the magenta empty can be dropped off promptly instead of waiting for the other colors to finish.

About This Canon 067 Magenta Cartridge for the MF657Cdw

This compatible Canon 067 magenta cartridge (5100C001) for the imageCLASS MF657Cdw is rated at up to 1,250 pages and priced at $64.27 — about 5.14 cents per page at rated yield, quoted without embellishment. It carries a one-year warranty and one-year free returns, ships from our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and California warehouses, and support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. Its 067 siblings — black 5102C001, cyan 5101C001, yellow 5099C001 — are listed in the Canon range at Clever Supplies.

It fits the LBP-632CDW, LBP-633CDW, MF651CW, MF653CDW and MF654CDW. The same cartridge also drops into the MF655CDW, MF655CW, MF656CDW and LBP-631C. Its shelf-mates are the Canon 067 cyan cartridge, the Canon 067 yellow cartridge and the Canon 067 black cartridge; the four-color Canon 067 set bundles all four colors in a single box, and the high-yield Canon 067H magenta cartridge gives you this same color in the other yield class.