SKU:

CLS-HP-M176-BK

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF350A

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 1300

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

My M176 prints have gone faint — is this the cartridge that fixes it?

Almost certainly. Fading text, a light band down the page, or the printer's low-toner message all point to the black cartridge. This CF350A — also labeled 130A — is the black cartridge for the LaserJet Pro MFP M176, and swapping it is the standard cure.

Is the swap something I can do myself?

Yes, and it takes about a minute: open the access door, lift the old cartridge out by its handle, remove the new one's packaging and pull tab, and slide it in until it seats. No tools, no settings to change — the machine is ready as soon as the door closes.

How many pages does it print?

The rating is about 1,300 pages. On an M176 that mostly prints letters and invoices you will see close to that; heavy copying shortens it, since the copier spends the same black toner as the printer does (scanning, by contrast, uses none).

What does this single cartridge cost?

$38.80 for the one black CF350A in this listing. The color 130A cartridges are separate purchases for when a specific color runs low — there is no need to replace all four at once just because black is empty.

What if it doesn't fix the problem?

First, rock the cartridge gently side to side and reseat it; that cures most first-install streaks. If the output is still wrong, you are covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns — contact us Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST and we will replace or refund it.

When will it get here?

It ships from the closest of our IL, PA, GA, and CA warehouses. The shipping & returns page has the delivery and returns details.

About This M176 Black Cartridge

This is the straightforward one-at-a-time replacement for a home or desk-side HP M176: the machine said black is low, the prints proved it, and this cartridge is the answer. Buy it when you replace on symptoms rather than on a stocking schedule — it drops into the black slot, the warning clears, and copies, faxes, and documents come out solid black again.