SKU:

CS-Canon-069H-MF751CDW-4Color-Set

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5094C001, 5093C001, 5092C001, 5091C001

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 7600, Color: 5500

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a copying-heavy MF751Cdw chew through color so fast?

Because copying hides its toner use. A color copy consumes cyan, magenta and yellow just like a color print, but nobody sees a page count for copies the way they do for print jobs — the cartridges simply fade sooner than the print log suggests. The Canon 069H colors in this set — cyan 5097C001, magenta 5096C001, yellow 5095C001 — are each rated at 5,500 pages, nearly three times the standard-yield colors, so a copier-led MF751Cdw gets a much longer runway between color changes. The black 5098C001, at 7,600 pages, covers the document side just as deeply.

Show us the saving against buying the four H cartridges separately.

Bought one by one, the four Canon 069H cartridges for this machine total $285.60. The set is $230.15, so $55.45 stays in your budget, and each cartridge averages $57.54. For context against the standard-yield Canon 069 set at $155.85: the H set's higher ticket buys a 7,600-page black instead of 2,100 pages and 5,500-page colors instead of 1,900 — the per-page cost falls to roughly 0.8 cents for black and about 1 cent for color, close to half the standard set's running cost.

What happens when one color empties mid-copy-run on this machine?

Color copying stops until the empty slot is refilled, which is why reserve capacity matters on a multifunction. With 5,500-page colors installed, that day arrives far less often; and if you keep the habit of reordering when a warning first appears — rather than when output fades — the replacement is in the building before the installed cartridge truly gives out. A set bought as a spare rotation works the same way: each cartridge is sealed separately, so the shelf copy is always install-ready.

Straight answer: could the standard-yield set be the smarter buy for us?

If the MF751Cdw's color work is light — a few color pages a week, mostly black-and-white copying — then yes: the standard Canon 069 set at $155.85 does the job for less money committed, and its cartridges will still last you a long time. The 069H set wins when color copying and printing are daily events and cartridge changes keep interrupting work. Measure it by how often you changed colors last year: once or twice, stay standard; every month or two, the H yields pay for themselves in pages alone.

Do these four cartridges all install in the MF751Cdw?

They do — one per slot, each keyed to its own color position: black 5098C001, cyan 5097C001, magenta 5096C001 and yellow 5095C001, all from the Canon 069H line this machine is built around. Yields can be mixed across slots, so if a standard-yield color is still part-full when the set arrives, there is no need to pull it early; the H cartridges can be fed in slot by slot as each standard one finishes.

What backing comes with the set if a cartridge disappoints?

A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns on every cartridge, handled individually — a faulty magenta is sorted on its own while the rest of the set keeps working in the machine. Full details are on our shipping and returns page. We ship from four warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, routing from the nearest, and support answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Canon 069H 4-Pack for the MF751Cdw

A high-yield Canon 069H set matched to the imageCLASS MF751Cdw and its print-plus-copy workload: black 5098C001 at 7,600 pages, and cyan 5097C001, magenta 5096C001 and yellow 5095C001 at 5,500 pages each. At $230.15 it undercuts the four-single total of $285.60 by $55.45 and stretches the interval between color changes to several times what standard yields allow. The lighter Canon 069 set remains the economical pick for quieter machines — compare both in our Canon toner range.

One cartridge covers the ImageClass MF753CDW, LBP-674CDW and ImageClass MF751CDW. Each cartridge also stands alone: the Canon 069H yellow cartridge, the Canon 069H black cartridge, the Canon 069H cyan cartridge and the Canon 069H magenta cartridge. Prefer the other yield class as a set? That is the four-color Canon 069 set.