Frequently Asked Questions

Our /N model sits on the office network — can I check the cyan level without walking to it?

Yes. A networked Phaser exposes its supply levels through its built-in web page: type the printer's IP address into a browser and the status screen shows each cartridge's remaining percentage. That matters on a shared machine, because the person whose job fails is rarely the person standing next to the printer. A weekly glance at that page turns toner surprises into routine reorders.

Everyone's prints look fine except the blue charts, which have gone green — one cartridge again?

One cartridge, and it is this one. Charts are the canary for cyan: spreadsheet blues and presentation skies are built mostly from cyan, so they are the first output to shift — toward green as cyan thins, with purple bars sliding red at the same time. Text, tables and black-and-white handouts keep printing perfectly from the other cartridges, which is why a whole office can argue about whether anything is wrong. Trust the charts.

The listing title says "Cartridges" — for a shared printer, should I expect a multipack?

No — despite the plural wording, this is one cartridge: a single 106R01452 cyan unit at $33.49 with a rating of up to 2,500 pages. For a shared machine that is still a substantial supply, but plan your reorder point around one unit per order, and consider keeping one spare on the shelf so a Monday-morning empty never becomes a work stoppage.

How long does a swap actually take on this model?

About a minute, and most of it is walking. Open the front cover, pull the cyan unit straight out by its handle, unpack the fresh 106R01452, rock it gently side to side to loosen the toner, slide it in until it seats, and close the cover. No tools, no menu resets, no calibration ritual — the printer reads the new supply and updates its own level display.

Does leaving a spare cartridge in a supply cabinet hurt it?

No. Dry toner is stable in its sealed cartridge, so an unopened spare keeps its full 2,500-page rating on the shelf. Keep the box flat, out of direct sunlight and away from radiators or damp, and it will perform months from now exactly as it would today. Shelf stock is precisely how shared offices avoid the emergency-order scramble.

Who do we call if a cartridge misbehaves, and what does it cost us?

Support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, every unit carries a 1-year warranty, and returns stay free for a full year — the details are on our shipping and returns page. Orders dispatch from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California, whichever puts the box on your doorstep soonest.

About This Xerox 106R01452 Cyan Cartridge for the Phaser 6128MFP/N

For the networked Phaser 6128MFP/N — the same unit also serves the base Phaser 6128MFP — this is a single compatible cyan cartridge, part number 106R01452, at $33.49, rated for up to 2,500 pages or roughly 1.34 cents per page. On a printer the whole office shares, it is the supply behind every blue chart, every linked document and every cool-toned graphic that leaves the tray. The full cartridge range is on our Xerox page.