Experience crisp and consistent output with the Kyocera FS-1920 toner cartridge, including both Kyocera FS-1920 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM BLACK options. These compatible Kyocera cartridges deliver sharp black text and clean graphics, ideal for business documents and reports.
Built for durability and performance, the Kyocera FS-1920 toner cartridge ensures smooth printing with minimal interruptions. Whether you're handling day-to-day printing tasks or high-volume jobs, this cartridge provides dependable results every time.
Compatible with a wide range of Kyocera printers including FS1920, FS3820, FS3820N, and FS3830N, this toner integrates seamlessly into your workflow. Its reliable design supports efficient operation and reduces the need for frequent cartridge changes.
Trust the Kyocera FS-1920 370QC0KM, 370QD0KM BLACK for quality you can count on. With consistent performance and professional print results, this toner cartridge is a smart solution for busy office environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cartridge I pulled out of our FS3820N says 370QD0KM, but this listing leads with 370QC0KM — is this really the same replacement?
It is. 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM are two part numbers carried by one and the same black toner cartridge, so either number on your old unit confirms the match. Order this single cartridge and you are replacing like with like.
Several of us print to this machine over the network — who is supposed to notice when the toner runs low?
The FS3820N flags its own supply status, and the warning usually reaches whoever prints most. In most small offices one person simply adopts the job: when the low-toner message shows up, that person orders. This listing is the single cartridge that person needs — one unit, $67.49, no spares to manage.
Can I swap it myself in the middle of a workday, or does this need a technician?
You can do it yourself. Open the printer, lift the spent cartridge out, seat the new one until it clicks, and close up — a couple of minutes, no tools, and the shared queue carries on where it left off. Nobody has to log out or resend their jobs.
How long should 20,000 pages last a small team sharing one printer?
That figure is the cartridge's rated yield at standard page coverage. A team turning out everyday correspondence, forms and reports stays close to that coverage, so a single cartridge typically serves for months; a team printing dense, graphic-heavy pages will cycle through it sooner.
What do we do with the empty cartridge once it is out?
Set it aside in the box the new one came in so toner residue stays contained, and pass it to whichever recycling or disposal route your office already uses for spent cartridges. Nothing about the swap obliges you to return the empty to us.
Where does my order ship from, and what backs a first purchase like this?
Orders leave from whichever of our IL, PA, GA or CA warehouses is nearest to you, and delivery and return details are spelled out on the shipping and returns page. The cartridge is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, and support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
The low-toner message appeared, but output still looks fine — is the warning wrong?
No, it is early by design. The FS3820N flags its toner while a useful amount still remains, so printing continues normally for a stretch after the message first shows. Use that stretch to place the order, and rock the 370QC0KM cartridge gently once output does begin to fade — leveling what is left often restores even pages for a good while longer.
After I swap the cartridge myself, how do I confirm the job is done right?
Print one page you know well — a regular form or letter your office produces often — and compare the density across the sheet. Solid, even text means the 370QD0KM cartridge is seated properly and distributing toner as it should. If one side looks lighter than the other, reseating the cartridge after a gentle rock usually settles it without any further fuss.
What is worth writing down when the new cartridge goes in?
The date, and ideally the printer's page-counter reading at the same moment. Months later, when the warning returns, those two numbers tell you exactly how many pages your team got from this 370QC0KM cartridge and how fast you go through one — which settles whether buying singly still suits you or a spare belongs in the cabinet next time.
Our team prints a lot of forms with shaded sections — what does that do to the cartridge's life?
Shaded blocks, tables and bold headings lay down far more toner per page than plain correspondence, so the 20,000-page rating — measured at standard coverage — will not be reached on that kind of mix. Expect a shorter life counted in pages, though not necessarily in months if form volume is modest; the counter readings you keep will show your true pace.
About This Cartridge
When the shared FS-3820N in the corner starts warning about toner, this is the cartridge that answers it: a single black Kyocera-Mita unit carrying the 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM numbers, rated at 20,000 pages and priced at $67.49. It suits the FS3820N named on this page and its relatives — the FS-1920, FS-3820, FS-3830 and FS-3830N — and it installs in minutes so a whole team's printing is back to normal before the next job reaches the queue.
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