SKU:

CS-Xerox-6130N-M

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01279

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

Color: 1900

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Everyone on our floor noticed the reds going dull in the same week. Coincidence?

Not a coincidence — a shared printer has shared cartridges, so one fading magenta shows up in everybody's output at once. The reports cluster because the cause is single: reds are mixed from magenta over yellow, and as the 106R01279 empties, every workstation's reds slide toward orange together, every purple loses its red half and prints blue, and nobody's settings changed. When a whole department's warm colors go wrong in the same few days, do not troubleshoot six computers. Check one cartridge.

Can I check the magenta level without walking down the hall to the printer?

Yes — that is the point of the network model. The Phaser 6130N serves its own status pages over the network: open the printer's embedded web page from your browser, or read the supplies screen through the print driver, and each cartridge's remaining level is listed from your desk. On a shared machine this matters more than anywhere, because the person who sees the low warning is rarely the person whose job gets ruined when the color finally gives out mid-print-run.

Does the network model take a different magenta cartridge than the base model?

No. The N adds networking, not a new print engine, so the Phaser 6130 and its networked sibling drink from the same cartridge: this 106R01279, one specification, one yield class. An office running both models keeps a single spare on the shelf and it covers either machine. If you are consolidating supplies for a mixed fleet of the two, magenta is one line item, not two.

The title says "Cartridges," but I only need one slot filled. What am I buying?

A single cartridge. The plural in the listing title is catalog phrasing, not a quantity — what ships is one 106R01279 magenta unit for $31.86, rated at 1,900 pages, and it fills the one magenta slot in your printer completely. There is no bundle math to decode and no partial set. Offices that burn through magenta steadily sometimes order a second unit as a shelf spare in the same order, but that is a choice, not something hidden in this listing.

On a shared printer, when should the replacement actually be ordered?

At the first low warning, not at the first bad page. A personal printer can gamble its last toner on its owner's patience; a floor printer gambles it on everyone's deadlines, and its consumption rate is the sum of the whole team's printing, so the gap between "low" and "empty" closes faster than any one user expects. The practical discipline is boring and effective: whoever sees the warning orders the cartridge, and the spare lives by the machine. At about 1.7 cents per rated page, the cost of ordering early is a few cents of overlap; the cost of ordering late is a day of orange handouts.

Who stands behind the cartridge once it is installed?

We do, for a full year: the warranty runs twelve months and returns stay free for that same twelve months, whether the unit arrives damaged or the first one fails to fix the color. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the fine print lives on our shipping and returns page. Support keeps office hours — Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST — which suits a printer that works the same ones.

About This Magenta Cartridge for the Phaser 6130N

Built for the networked end of the family, this is the Clever Supplies compatible version of the Xerox 106R01279 — the single magenta cartridge shared by the Phaser 6130 line, priced at $31.86 and rated at 1,900 pages. On a shared printer, magenta failure is a team event: the reds in every presentation, proposal and photo on the floor dull toward orange in step, because everyone is drawing on the same quietly emptying unit. This listing is that unit — one cartridge, one swap, no tools, and the whole department's warm colors come back at once.