SKU:

CLS-HP-PRO 200 M276NW-C

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF211A

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 1800

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is the CF211A cartridge?

It is the cyan cartridge of the HP 131A family: a single cyan toner cartridge, sold on its own at $32.03. Cyan is the blue-green toner behind skies, water, teal graphics and the blue in most office logos. If the cartridge coming out of your machine is stamped CF211A, this is its like-for-like replacement.

Why does cyan run down faster on my M276nw than on a plain printer?

Because the M276nw does more than print. Every color copy you make at the glass spends cyan just like a print, so a machine that copies brochures and handouts all day works through this cartridge faster. Scanning, by contrast, uses no toner at all, and faxing is a black-only job that never touches the cyan supply.

What does the 1,800-page rating mean in daily use?

It is the standard yield figure for the CF211A, measured at light, even coverage of the page. A month of letterheads and invoices might use a small fraction of a cartridge, while photo-heavy copies with big blue areas can spend it noticeably sooner. Treat 1,800 as a measuring stick for comparing cartridges, not a promise for any one office.

My prints are coming out too green. Is cyan the problem?

Quite possibly. Green is what cyan produces together with its warm partner color, so when cyan fades first, greens lose their blue side and slide toward a yellowish cast, and blues turn pale and washed out. If the supplies screen shows cyan as the lowest of the four, a fresh CF211A is the usual fix.

How do I swap it, and is there a trick to the first pages?

Open the cartridge door, pull the old unit straight out by its handle, rock the new one gently side to side a few times to level the toner inside, remove the packing strip, and slide it into the cyan slot until it seats. Print two or three ordinary pages afterwards; full, even color normally settles in right away.

What cover comes with it, and how fast does it arrive?

Every cartridge we sell is backed by a 1-year warranty and a 1-year free returns window. Orders leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and our support team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. Full details live on our shipping and returns page.

About This CF211A Cyan Cartridge

On an all-in-one like the LaserJet Pro 200 M276nw, the cyan cartridge lives a double life: it feeds the color prints your team sends from their desks and the color copies made at the glass an hour later. That is why this listing is written for M276nw owners specifically, even though the CF211A itself is a straightforward single cartridge at $32.03 with a rated yield of 1,800 pages.

One habit keeps the surprise low-toner message away: glance at the supplies gauge before a big copy run rather than after it, and keep the reorder point at the moment the gauge first dips instead of the moment the machine stops. Stored sealed, cool and dry, a spare waits patiently on the shelf until that day comes.

Owners of the LaserJet Pro 200 M251nw order from this same listing family: the two Pro 200 models share one set of cartridges. This is one of four matched cartridges: the CF210A black cartridge, the CF212A yellow cartridge and the CF213A magenta cartridge fill the other slots, and the complete four-cartridge set renews every position in one order.