Frequently Asked Questions

How do I work out whether three cartridges cover our quarter?

Start from the printer's page counter rather than a guess. Note the count today and again in a month; that monthly volume tells you how far each TK332 — rated at 20,000 pages on standard test pages — will stretch in your office. Dense forms and shaded tables pull the real figure down, so leave a little headroom in the plan.

Is the 20,000-page rating per cartridge or for the whole pack?

Per cartridge. Each of the three units in this pack is a full TK332 with its own 20,000-page rating, and the pack price is $140.63. What the pack gives you is continuity: two changes of cartridge already in the building after the first one goes in.

What is the best way to store and rotate three units?

Keep them sealed, flat, and away from heat and sunlight. Write the month on each box as it arrives and always install the oldest first — a simple first-in, first-out habit means no cartridge sits forgotten at the back of the cabinet for years.

Suppose the middle cartridge of the three prints badly. What happens?

It is dealt with on its own. Every unit carries a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns independently, so a faulty cartridge is replaced or returned without disturbing the other two or the stock plan built around them. Support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you need a hand.

Can these three cartridges be shared between our two printers?

Yes — the TK332 runs in both the FS-4000DN and the FS-4000DTN, so the three units can be assigned wherever the next empty occurs rather than being tied to one machine.

How is the pack delivered?

Orders ship from the closest of our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA. Delivery timing and the step-by-step returns policy live on our shipping and returns page.

What does this pack put on the department's quarterly budget line?

One line of $140.63, covering three TK332 cartridges rated at 20,000 pages each — about 60,000 rated pages, or roughly 0.23 cents a page, for the quarter's printing on the FS-4000DN and FS-4000DTN. Budgeting it as a single quarterly supply item is the point of the size: purchasing sees one predictable charge instead of a scatter of emergency orders.

Two printers share this stock. Who should own the swap and the reorder?

Pick one person, or one role, per printer location. Whoever installs a cartridge notes it, and the install of the second unit is the trigger for that owner to place the next order — with three cartridges shared between two machines, an unowned shelf is how a sealed spare quietly becomes no spare at all.

At which cartridge should the next order be placed?

When the second of the three goes into a printer. One sealed TK332 then remains as the buffer for both machines while the new shipment travels, and the third unit's low-toner warning arrives with stock already on its way. Waiting for the last cartridge to start running leaves the FS-4000DN and FS-4000DTN sharing a single, already-counted supply.

How do three empties from two different printers get handled?

Keep one collection point both locations feed, and mark each empty with the printer it came out of before it goes into the box. The marking costs nothing and pays off if one unit ever needs to be discussed with us — its 1-year warranty is individual — while the rest can leave together through a local toner recycling route.

About This 3-Pack

Three compatible Kyocera-Mita TK332 black cartridges, sized for the department that plans its supplies a quarter at a time. One goes into the FS-4000DN or FS-4000DTN today; the other two wait sealed in the cabinet, dated and rotated oldest-first, so the next two toner warnings are already answered. The pack is $140.63, and each cartridge stands on its own 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns.