SKU:

CS-HP-89X-M528z-Black

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF289X

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 10000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our admin orders for the whole brokerage. What exactly should be on the order?

The full part number: CF289X. The same cartridge answers to the short name 89X, and either code finds it, but the complete number is the unambiguous one to hand a supplier. It is printed on the label of the cartridge already in the machine.

Contracts and disclosures make thick packets. How far does one cartridge stretch?

The rating is 10,000 pages at five per cent coverage, and a disclosure packet is mostly text pages near that density. A busy brokerage printer still goes a long stretch between changes, and the supplies status page shows the level before a signing deadline exposes it.

Signature pages are printing faint while the rest looks fine. Why?

Faint patches usually mean the toner bed inside the cartridge has settled or is running low. Lift the unit out, rock it gently side to side to level the powder, and refit it. Pages that recover briefly then fade again are telling you the cartridge is finished.

Which machines around the office does it fit?

The CF289X serves HP's Enterprise 500-series monochrome family — models like the LaserJet Enterprise M507n plus the M507 and M528 lines. The shared corridor machine and an individual agent's printer from that platform use the identical cartridge.

Can agents change it themselves when it runs dry at a closing?

Easily. It is a slide-out, slide-in exchange with a sealing strip to pull and a click to confirm seating; the printer calibrates on its own. No technician visit is needed, which is the point of keeping one on the shelf.

What returns and warranty terms apply?

The brokerage gets a 1-year warranty with the cartridge and 1-year free returns as laid out on our shipping and returns page. Parcels set out from Illinois, Georgia, California and Pennsylvania, and help is on hand Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Do thick disclosure packets really track the 10,000-page rating?

Mostly. Disclosure pages are text near five per cent coverage, so they track the rating closely. But signature blocks, shaded tables, and full-page exhibits spend more toner, and a month heavy on exhibits can pull the real count below 10,000. The supplies gauge, not the calendar, is the honest measure.

How often should someone glance at the gauge?

Weekly. A quick look at the supplies status page each Monday catches a falling level before a signing deadline exposes it. The CF289X fades visibly before it stops, but a deadline week is the wrong time to discover that the cartridge is nearly done.

Is one sealed spare enough for a brokerage?

Yes. One sealed CF289X on the shelf covers the whole office, since every machine on the platform takes the same code. Order the next cartridge the day the spare goes in, and the shelf is never empty when a closing needs printing.

Why keep the empty cartridge's box?

Until the replacement has printed cleanly for its first hundred pages. If the new unit streaks or fades early, the box is what a warranty return needs, and a carton marked spent and kept apart from spares can never be fitted by mistake in a hurry.

About This HP 89X (CF289X) Black Toner Cartridge

For brokerages where a faded signature page is not an option: a single CF289X black cartridge from Clever Supplies, the 89X, at $104.77 with a 10,000-page rating behind it. Contract packets stay dark and legible to the last page. The HP range at Clever Supplies rounds out the platform's supplies.