Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the listing say 'Cartridges' when the box holds one?

Series naming, not a count. The Phaser 7800 listings carry the plural because the machine's toner range as a whole is described that way; this item is a single 106R01567 magenta cartridge at $88.49, rated at 17,200 pages. What arrives is one high-yield magenta unit — if the shelf needs a working cartridge and a spare, that is two of this listing.

What work does magenta carry on a tabloid graphics machine?

Most of the warmth. On an A3 machine bought for posters, brochures and proofs, magenta builds the reds, warms the skin tones and deepens the purples; a page can look busy with colour and still be mostly magenta underneath. That is why this cartridge's condition shows up in finished work faster than its page count alone would suggest.

Why do faces turn sallow as the magenta tires?

A face on paper is a careful mix, and magenta supplies its warmth. As the cartridge weakens, the warmth drains first: cheeks go yellow-green, lips lose their red, and people start looking faintly unwell while every other colour still passes a casual glance. It is one of the earliest and most reliable signs that this cartridge — not the file, not the screen — is the one at fault.

Do full-bleed red pages really eat into the 17,200 pages?

Yes, honestly and heavily. The rating assumes light coverage; a solid red background across a tabloid page lays down magenta at many times that rate. A run of red posters can take a visible bite out of the cartridge in a single afternoon, where a month of ordinary office colour barely registers. Nothing is faulty when this happens — the arithmetic of coverage is simply doing its work.

How should a spare be kept when one cartridge lasts for months?

Sealed, flat and out of the light. Keep the spare 106R01567 in its box in a cool, dry cupboard rather than on top of the warm printer, and open it only when the changeover happens. Stored that way, a spare waits patiently through the long life of the cartridge in the machine and is ready on the day the reds start to drift.

What protection comes with the purchase?

Every cartridge is backed by a one-year warranty, and returns are free for a full year — the detail lives on our shipping and returns page. We dispatch from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, our team answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST, and the rest of the machine's range sits on the Xerox toner page.

About This Phaser 7800 Magenta Toner Cartridge

One high-yield magenta cartridge for the Phaser 7800 — part number 106R01567 — at $88.49, rated at 17,200 pages (roughly half a cent per printed page). The listing name is plural; the box holds a single cartridge, made for colour-rich tabloid work and covered by a one-year warranty and a year of free returns.