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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this five-cartridge set span?
Five cartridges covering all four codes of the family — TK562K black, TK562C cyan, TK562M magenta and TK562Y yellow. The exact split between the colors is printed on the packaging labels, so check those when the box arrives rather than assuming one of each plus a spare of any particular color.
Who is a five-cartridge set for?
An office whose printer uses the colors at uneven rates and wants more than a single round in reserve. A plain four-color set restores the printer once; this set restores it and leaves working stock behind, so the next empty slot — whichever color it turns out to be — is more likely to be covered from the shelf.
What ratings do the cartridges carry?
Per cartridge: the TK562K black is rated at 12,000 pages, and each color — TK562C, TK562M, TK562Y — at 10,000 pages, all at standard coverage. Every unit in the set is a full standard-capacity cartridge.
Do the cartridges have to be fitted as a group?
No. Slots empty one at a time, and the set is meant to be drawn down the same way — fit only the cartridge the printer is asking for and keep the remainder sealed. A partly used set stores exactly like new stock: sealed, flat and out of sunlight.
How do I know when to order the next set?
Work through the box in the order the slots call for cartridges, and treat the last sealed unit as the reorder signal. Ordering at that moment means the replacement stock is on its way while a full cartridge is still running in the machine.
How are the five cartridges warranted?
Individually. Each cartridge is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns — our shipping & returns page has the terms. A problem with any single unit is settled on that unit alone; the rest of the set stays in service and stays covered.
The set has arrived — how do I know exactly what I am holding?
Read the per-color split off the packaging labels and jot it down before the box goes on the shelf. The set spans all four codes — TK562K, TK562C, TK562M and TK562Y — but which color the fifth cartridge duplicates is whatever the labels say, not something to guess at. A written count takes a minute now and prevents a wrong assumption months later, when a slot empties and you reach for a spare that turns out to be a different color.
What does working through the first set teach me?
The order in which the slots empty is a measurement of your real printing. If the black goes twice while a color barely moves, your next purchase can weight itself toward black singles; if the colors drain evenly, another full set is the right shape. Treat this box as a measuring instrument as well as stock: by the time it is done, you know your machine's appetite color by color.
How should a partly used set be stored?
Keep whatever remains together in the original box, each cartridge still sealed, stored flat and out of direct sunlight. One box in one place is the whole system. Stock split across two cupboards is how counts quietly go wrong — a cartridge is fitted from one shelf, forgotten, and duplicated from the other. When the box finally holds a single sealed cartridge, that is the reorder signal the set was designed around.
Should the empties from this set go out straight away, or be held?
Hold each one briefly. As a cartridge comes out, it goes into the packaging its replacement arrived in; keep it until the new unit has printed cleanly for a few days, so the old one is still available if anything about the change is questioned. Once every fitted cartridge has proved itself, the accumulated empties can leave together in one batch through your recycling or e-waste route — tidier than five separate trips.
A five-cartridge working set spanning the whole TK562 family — TK562K, TK562C, TK562M and TK562Y — for the Kyocera FS-C5300DN and FS-C5350DN, priced at $202.52, with per-cartridge ratings of 12,000 pages for black and 10,000 for each color. It sits between a single full round and a deep stock buy: enough to refresh the printer and still hold reserve against the next empty slot, with the per-color count shown on the box labels. Part of the compatible Kyocera-Mita range, dispatched from our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.