Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make sure TK3192 is the right part number before I order?

Check the code, not the shape. The TK3192 designation is printed on the label of the cartridge currently in your printer and shows on the supplies status screen as well. If that code matches, this single black cartridge at $41.46 is the correct replacement — no need to measure anything or compare photographs.

What arrives in the box?

One sealed compatible black toner cartridge, rated at 25,500 pages. It is packed to travel safely and arrives ready to install straight out of the packaging — nothing else to buy, nothing to assemble.

Is the swap something I can handle without calling a service tech?

Yes. Open the front cover, pull the old unit straight out, slide the new TK3192 in until it seats, and close the cover. The whole job takes a couple of minutes, needs no tools, and the printer resumes on its own.

My first prints after the change look a little pale. Is the cartridge faulty?

Almost certainly not. Toner powder settles during shipping, so remove the cartridge, tilt it gently side to side several times to level the powder, reinstall it, and run a handful of regular pages. Density typically evens out quickly.

How long might 25,500 pages actually last in a working office?

That figure comes from standard test pages at typical text coverage. On a departmental printer producing memos, reports and forms through the day, a single cartridge covers a long working stretch; heavy graphics will use it faster. It is a fit-and-forget interval either way.

What protection comes with this cartridge?

Every unit carries a 1-year warranty and free returns for that entire first year. Questions along the way? Our support team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

What should I do with the old cartridge once the new TK3192 is printing?

Keep it for a few days rather than binning it at the swap. If an unexpected print problem shows up, having the old unit lets you rule the cartridge in or out by comparison, and its label is your reference for the code. Once the new cartridge has settled in and is printing cleanly, the empty can go out with your office recycling or general waste.

I would rather have the next cartridge ready before this one dies. Is buying ahead sensible?

Yes — a sealed TK3192 stores happily for months, so ordering the replacement while the current cartridge still has life in it is the easiest way to avoid a dry printer. Keep the spare sealed, flat, and in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat. When the installed unit finally fades, the swap is a two-minute job with no delivery to wait for.

How do I turn the 25,500-page rating into a rough reorder date?

Divide 25,500 by the number of pages your P3060dn prints in a typical month. A department producing around 3,000 pages a month, for example, gets roughly eight months from one TK3192; at 6,000 a month, about four. Note the install date on the box when you fit it, and when you pass the halfway mark of your estimate, order the next cartridge so it lands in good time.

The cartridge has faded again even after rocking. Is there anything left in it?

Treat repeated fading as the end. Rocking redistributes the toner that remains, so it can rescue a cartridge whose powder has settled — but each rescue is shorter than the last, and once a gentle rock no longer restores solid black, the TK3192 is genuinely spent. Keeping a faded-out unit as an emergency spare rarely helps; a fresh cartridge is the real backup.

About This Cartridge

This listing is one compatible Kyocera-Mita TK3192 black toner cartridge built for the ECOSYS P3060dn. At $41.46 it is the straightforward single replacement: a 25,500-page rating, a two-minute self-install, and a full year of warranty and free-return cover. Orders leave from the nearest of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses; delivery details live on our shipping and returns page.