Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm TK332 is the part number I should order?

Read the label on the cartridge you are about to pull out, or check the supplies section of the printer's status page — both name the part the machine runs on. If that label says TK332, this single black cartridge at $59.20 is the correct replacement, no guesswork about the printer's appearance needed.

What will 20,000 pages actually look like in a busy department?

The rating is measured on standard test pages with typical text coverage. A workgroup turning out reports, contracts and correspondence will land reasonably close to it; pages packed with tables, stamps and shaded forms consume toner quicker. In practical terms, it is a long interval between cartridge changes rather than a monthly chore.

Can I swap it myself, or does this need a service visit?

You can do it yourself in about two minutes. Open the front cover, slide the empty unit out, rock the new TK332 gently side to side so the toner distributes, and push it in until it seats. No tools, no technician, and the printer is ready as soon as the cover closes.

My first prints came out light. Did I get a bad cartridge?

Almost certainly not. Toner settles during transit, so take the cartridge out, rock it gently a few times, and run several ordinary pages — density normally evens out within the first short run. If output is still pale or streaky after that, our support team is reachable Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How quickly does a single cartridge ship?

We stock from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and your order leaves from the location closest to you. Delivery timing and the complete returns process are spelled out on our shipping and returns page.

What coverage backs this cartridge after it arrives?

It carries a 1-year warranty, and returns stay free for a full year too. If it underperforms at any point in that window, you are not left holding it — contact us and we will sort it out.

We have the FS-4000DTN rather than the DN. Is this still our cartridge?

Yes. The TK332 serves both machines — the FS-4000DN and its sibling the FS-4000DTN — so the tray-equipped variant on your floor runs on exactly the same black cartridge. If the label on the unit you are replacing reads TK332, this single cartridge at $59.20 is the correct replacement for either model, with the same 20,000-page rating in both.

Which of our documents will pull the hardest on this cartridge?

The ones that cover the most paper. The TK332's 20,000-page rating assumes ordinary text output; pages filled with tables, stamps and shaded forms lay down far more toner per sheet and shorten the interval between changes. A department whose output is mostly correspondence will land close to the rating, while form-heavy work should expect noticeably fewer pages from the same cartridge.

How do we make sure this printer never sits waiting on a delivery?

Treat the low-toner message as the order signal, not the empty message. Stock leaves from whichever of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses is closest to you, but even the shortest transit is longer than a swap — so the office that orders at the warning, or keeps one sealed TK332 in reserve, never has the workgroup standing around an idle FS-4000DN.

What happens to the old cartridge once the new one is in?

Hold onto it briefly if its last pages showed any fault you want to ask us about — the 1-year warranty applies to the cartridge itself, and having it on hand helps. Otherwise, a spent TK332 can go out through a local toner recycling option rather than general waste; it is a standard item for office-supply take-back counters and municipal drop-offs.

About This Cartridge

This listing is a single compatible Kyocera-Mita TK332 black toner cartridge, made for the FS-4000DN and its sibling the FS-4000DTN. Rated at 20,000 pages per cartridge, it suits the office that simply needs one machine running again today: a two-minute swap, a price of $59.20, and a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns standing behind it.