Frequently Asked Questions

How long does one cartridge last an ML-1750 at about 20 pages a day?

Call it five months. Twenty pages a day accumulates to roughly 600 pages monthly, against a cartridge rated at 3,000 pages, so the change point arrives around month five. Halve the daily output and the same unit serves nearer ten months - its life is merely your daily figure divided into the rating.

How do I check this is the right cartridge before ordering for the ML-1750?

Read the label of the unit you are discarding: if it says ML-1710D3, this is the same cartridge. The part number is the true ordering reference, not the printer's name - the ML-1750 shares its cartridge with ten other models, so the spent unit's label settles the question beyond argument.

My ML-1750 prints have gone pale - is a fresh cartridge the whole answer?

Most of the time, yes. Even, page-wide fading is the classic signal of a fill at its end, and a new cartridge restores proper density; rocking the old one first may extract a few extra legible pages. If a new unit also prints pale, look to the printer's settings or the machine itself rather than blaming fresh toner twice.

What does this cartridge work out to per week of printing?

At 140 pages weekly a unit lasts about twenty-one weeks, making the weekly toner bill roughly $1.98 against its $41.62 price. Expressed per page, that is the cartridge's usual figure - a little under 1.4 cents for each sheet at the rated yield.

Can a spare sit in a desk drawer until the fitted cartridge runs out?

Perfectly well. Sealed in its bag in a cool, dry drawer, clear of radiators and window sun, an unopened cartridge keeps comfortably across any sensible planning horizon. No clock runs on it, which is the entire reason holding a spare qualifies as cheap insurance rather than dead stock.

What cover backs this compatible cartridge?

A warranty of twelve months, and returns free of charge through those same twelve months if a unit leaks, streaks or fails early - sent back at our expense under the process on the shipping and returns page. Stock ships from IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, and weekday help is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Cartridge for the Samsung ML-1750

A compatible ML-1710D3 cartridge for the Samsung ML-1750: a 3,000-page rating at $41.62, around 1.39 cents per page, and ordinarily several months of office printing per unit. Within our Samsung compatible selection it travels with a year's warranty and a year of returns at no charge.