SKU:

CS-Canon-069-MF753CDW-Y

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5091C001

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

Color: 1900

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The MF753CDW flagged yellow as low weeks ago, but pages still look fine — can we safely wait?

Mostly, yes — with one test worth doing. The low warning is an estimate, and yellow spends so quietly that a "low" Canon 069 yellow cartridge (5091C001) can keep working well past it. Print one page with green in it: greens are cyan plus yellow, so they are the first place real emptiness shows. If the green prints green, you have time. If it has drifted blue, the cartridge is finished whatever the display says, and on a shared workgroup machine it is better changed before someone else's job finds out.

What is the risk of letting it run completely dry?

Not damage — disappointment. The machine will not be harmed by an empty colour cartridge, but colour jobs keep printing with a missing ingredient: greens go blue, warm tones go cold, and on a shared MF753CDW the person who discovers it is usually the one printing something that mattered. Black-and-white work carries on regardless, which is how an empty yellow can hide behind a busy machine for a long time.

How many pages does this cartridge deliver, and at what cost?

Up to 1,900 pages, at $52.83 — roughly 2.78¢ per page. A workgroup's colour copies count against that figure just as prints do, since the MF753CDW draws both from the same cartridges. In practice yellow is the slowest-spent colour in most offices, so this cartridge tends to give long service; when heavier colour volume does arrive, the high-yield 069H yellow (5095C001) fits this slot as the step up.

Is 5091C001 definitely the yellow our MF753CDW takes?

Yes — it is the yellow of the Canon 069 family the MF753CDW runs on, and the label of the cartridge you remove will match it. Its siblings are black (5094C001), cyan (5093C001) and magenta (5092C001), each in its own slot and each on its own replacement schedule. This listing is the yellow only.

Does a shared machine argue for keeping a spare yellow on the shelf?

It does. Yellow's trick is that nobody misses it until a colour job exposes it, and on a workgroup printer that job is rarely yours to reschedule. A sealed spare waits happily for a year or more — toner does not dry out — and turns a mid-morning colour failure into a one-minute swap by whoever is standing nearest.

What warranty and support stand behind it?

Our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, with the details on our shipping and returns page. Stock ships from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if anything about the cartridge needs attention.

About This Canon MF753CDW Yellow Toner Cartridge

Made for the shared Canon imageCLASS MF753CDW, this compatible Canon 069 yellow cartridge (5091C001) is rated at up to 1,900 pages for $52.83 — about 2.78¢ per page. It is the quiet cartridge behind the workgroup's greens and warm tones, easy to forget and obvious only in its absence; when its turn comes, the swap takes a minute. See the sibling colours on our Canon toner page.