Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly arrives in this 2-pack?

Two individually sealed TK332 black cartridges, each rated at 20,000 pages. They are separate units, not one oversized cartridge, so you install one now and keep the second sealed until the printer asks for it. The pair is $99.92.

How long can the spare sit on the shelf?

A long time, provided it stays sealed in its bag, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. A cool supply drawer or cabinet shelf is ideal. When its turn comes, rock it gently side to side before installing so the toner is evenly distributed.

Our floor has two different printers. Can the pair be split?

Yes. This cartridge serves both the FS-4000DN and the FS-4000DTN, so one unit can go into each machine, or both can feed a single printer over time. Because the units are sealed separately, splitting the pack creates no storage problem for the one that waits.

What is the sensible way to rotate the two cartridges?

Install the first, and the day the spare goes into the machine, place your next order — that way a sealed backup is always in the building and a toner warning never becomes a stopped workgroup. Marking the spare's box with its arrival date helps whoever manages the supply shelf.

If one cartridge in the pair misbehaves, do I send both back?

No. Coverage is handled unit by unit: every TK332 carries its own 1-year warranty and the same 1-year free returns. A problem with one cartridge is resolved on that cartridge alone; the healthy unit stays in service.

Where does the order ship from, and where do I read the delivery terms?

Stock ships from whichever of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses is nearest you. Transit expectations and the full returns procedure are on our shipping and returns page, and if anything is unclear our team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

What does each cartridge in the pair work out to?

The pair is $99.92, so each TK332 effectively costs $49.96, and with every cartridge rated at 20,000 pages the two together hold about 40,000 rated pages — roughly 0.25 cents per page. That per-page figure is the one to use when the workgroup's printing cost is reviewed: two cartridges, one stock line, and no separate emergency order in between.

Before opening the spare, how do I confirm it belongs in the machine asking for it?

Read the code on the spare's box and match it to the printer: both the FS-4000DN and the FS-4000DTN take the TK332, so a sealed unit from this pack is correct for either machine on your floor. The check matters in a cabinet that also holds cartridges for other Kyocera-Mita models — opening the wrong sealed box helps nobody and breaks the reserve.

How far ahead can we plan with 40,000 pages in the building?

Further than the pack's size suggests. Note the printer's page counter when the first cartridge goes in and again when it is replaced; that interval, applied to the second cartridge's identical 20,000-page rating, tells you the approximate month the pair runs out — early enough to fold the next order into a normal purchasing cycle instead of an urgent one.

How should the two empties be dealt with?

Send a spent TK332 out through a local toner recycling route once its replacement is printing cleanly. The one exception is a cartridge that misbehaved: because every unit carries its own 1-year warranty and free returns, keep a faulty empty separate and identifiable until support has resolved it — the healthy cartridge from the pair is never part of that conversation.

About This 2-Pack

This is a two-cartridge pack of compatible Kyocera-Mita TK332 black toner for the FS-4000DN and FS-4000DTN. It is built around a simple habit: one cartridge working in the printer, one sealed on the shelf, so a low-toner warning is a two-minute swap instead of an emergency order. At $99.92 the pack keeps that safety net in place, with a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns covering each unit individually.