SKU:

CS-Xerox-6360H-Y

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01220

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

Color: 12000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our invoices barely use any yellow. So why is the yellow cartridge the empty one?

Because your invoices do not have the machine to themselves. On a shared floor printer, the department that prints warm slide backgrounds, full-color charts and photo-heavy decks spends yellow at a rate the memos never hint at — yellow is the base of every warm tint, every highlight fill and half of every green and orange in those decks. Add the small silent draws nobody sees: composite grays in scanned pages, the color mastheads on routine documents, the printer's own calibration cycles. Yellow often empties first not because the office prints yellow pages, but because almost every color page contains more yellow than anyone guesses.

The name says "Toner Cartridges" — am I ordering a multi-pack?

You are not. Despite the plural wording in the 6360H listing name, what ships is one cartridge — a single 106R01220 yellow unit at $84.69. Plan your shelf around that fact: this order refills one yellow slot on one machine, and there is no spare hiding in the box. If your habit is a working cartridge plus a sealed backup, place the order for two and keep the second boxed until the printer asks for it.

Can I check the yellow level without walking to the printer?

On the networked badges, yes. The Phaser 6360DN, the Phaser 6360DT and the Phaser 6360DX all report their supplies through the machine's embedded web page — open it from your desk, read the yellow gauge, and order before the big deck run instead of discovering an empty cartridge in the middle of it. The base Phaser 6360 shows the same information on its front panel. Either way, the gauge plus a supplies status sheet beats guessing from print quality, because yellow fades quietly inside color mixtures long before a page looks obviously wrong.

If I buy a spare now, it might sit for a year. Does that hurt it?

Not if it waits properly. A high-yield cartridge in a low-color office can legitimately take a year to be needed, and the cartridge tolerates that fine sealed in its bag, stored flat in a cool, dry cupboard away from windows and heaters. What shortens a spare's life is being opened early "just to check," or living on top of the warm printer. Leave the seal intact, rotate stock so the oldest box goes in first, and the spare you bought this year will print like the one you would buy next year.

How do I make sure the next yellow order is the right one again?

Order by the code, not by the color name. Pull the spent unit and read its stamp: 106R01220. That code identifies this exact high-yield yellow cartridge, and the same number stocks the yellow slot across the whole 6360 family, so a mixed row of machines still means one line on the order form. Yellow cartridges for other yield classes and other models carry different numbers that look deceptively similar — the code on the cartridge you removed is the only specification worth trusting.

What cover stands behind this cartridge if something goes wrong?

A one-year warranty, paired with free returns across that entire year. Should the cartridge arrive damaged or fail to perform, sending it back costs you nothing. Parcels leave our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the complete policy is published on the shipping and returns page, and support is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST when you would rather ask a human before ordering.

About This 6360H Yellow Toner Cartridge (106R01220)

Start with what is in the box, because the name will not tell you: one cartridge. This listing is a single Clever Supplies compatible yellow unit replacing the Xerox 106R01220, the high-yield yellow build for the 6360 series — rated at 12,000 pages, priced at $84.69, roughly 0.71 cents per rated page. Yellow does quiet, structural work in this machine: it is half of the greens and oranges, the warmth under pale backgrounds, the fill inside highlight charts. The high-yield rating fits a shared workgroup printer whose color load arrives in presentation-sized bursts. Match the code stamped on the cartridge coming out and the replacement seats with no tools and no settings to touch.