SKU:

CS-Xerox-6350-Y

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01146

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

Color: 10000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The title says "Toner Cartridges," plural. Am I ordering a set?

No — one cartridge is in the box. The plural in this listing's title is catalogue language, not a count, and we would rather be blunt about it here: this is a single yellow cartridge, the 106R01146, at $52.97 for the one unit. What keeps "one" from meaning "a little" is the size of the unit — it is the high-yield yellow for this printer family, rated at 10,000 pages, the same long-running supply sold under the code-named listing. If two machines need yellow, order two; the price is a single-cartridge price either way, with no bundle hiding inside it.

Nothing in our output is dramatically wrong — the pages have just gone cold. Everything looks faintly blue. Why?

That cool cast is yellow's signature failure, and it is a matter of balance rather than damage. Yellow is the warm counterweight in this printer's color mix: it warms the whites, keeps grays neutral, and puts the sunlight into photographs. As the cartridge thins, that counterweight lifts a little at a time — whites lean blue, grays pick up a violet chill, skin tones lose their warmth, and the whole page reads like it was printed on a winter morning. No single color looks broken, which is why a fading yellow is so often mistaken for bad paper or a tired monitor.

If a cartridge can last this long, does a sealed spare on the shelf go stale?

Not on any timescale that should worry a normal office. Toner is dry powder; a cartridge kept sealed in its bag, stored flat and away from heat and direct sun, waits patiently for its turn — the rating it carries is about pages, not about a calendar deadline. The practical habit is rotation: when the spare goes into the printer, order its replacement then, so the shelf is never holding old stock and never empty. A 10,000-page cartridge makes that rhythm easy, because the order moment arrives rarely and never as a surprise mid-job.

Our second 6350 runs a standard-yield yellow. Can this high-yield unit serve both machines?

It can, because the yield class changes what is inside the cartridge, not the bay it seats in. Both machines in the 6350 family accept the same yellow fitting; the standard-yield unit simply runs dry sooner and is sold under a different code. Many offices standardize on the high-yield code for every machine for exactly this reason — one spare on the shelf covers whichever printer calls first. What matters is matching fitting and color: pull a cartridge, read its code, and if it is the yellow that came out of a 6350-family machine, the 106R01146 is the high-yield version of that same supply.

Next time this runs out, how do I find the right listing again — by printer or by number?

By number, every time. Printer names describe a family; the stamped code describes the cartridge itself — its color, its yield class and its machine range in one string. This listing is titled after the printer, but the cartridge inside answers to 106R01146, and that code is printed on the unit you will pull out when this one is done. It serves the Phaser 6350, the Phaser 6350DP and the Phaser 6350DT, so searching the code lands you on the correct supply whichever badge your machine wears.

And if the new cartridge goes in and the pages still look cold?

Then we stand behind it plainly: the cartridge carries a one-year warranty, and returns are free at any point in that first year — for a unit damaged in transit as much as for one that fails to warm your color back up. Shipments leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the full policy is set out on our shipping and returns page. If you would rather have a diagnosis before deciding anything, our support team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Xerox 6350 Yellow Toner Cartridge (106R01146)

Listed under the printer's name rather than its part number, this is the supply that code belongs to: one Clever Supplies compatible high-yield yellow cartridge replacing the Xerox 106R01146 for the 6350 family — a single unit in the box, rated at 10,000 pages, priced at $52.97. Yellow is the quietest color this printer owns and the easiest to take for granted: it never carries a page alone, yet it warms every white, balances every gray and turns cyan into green and magenta into orange. Its decline arrives disguised as a mood — pages that feel cold for no named reason. A 10,000-page unit pushes that moment far into the future. Read the code on the cartridge you remove; if it matches, this is the one that goes back in.