Frequently Asked Questions

On a shared network printer, whose job is the low-cyan warning?

Nobody's, unless someone claims it — which is exactly how a shared Phaser 7800 DN runs dry mid-afternoon. The workable rule is simple: whoever sees the low-toner notice, or fits the spare, places the reorder for the 106R01566 the same day. This cyan cartridge is rated at 17,200 pages, so the warning is easy to wave away as "plenty left" — on a shared machine printing all day, the remaining stretch can be shorter than it feels.

Can the cyan level be checked without walking over to the machine?

Yes. A networked 7800 reports its supplies through its built-in web status page, reachable from any desk on the same network, and the level can also be read at the front panel. Checking takes a minute and beats discovering an empty cartridge through a colleague's spoiled colour job.

What does this cartridge cost per page on a shared supplies budget?

At $88.49 for 17,200 pages, about 0.51 cents per page — the arithmetic that makes the high-yield unit the sensible default for a shared machine. Colour pages cost what the coverage makes them cost, but the cartridge itself is not where a DN's budget leaks; running dry during someone else's deadline is.

The name says "Cartridges," plural — how many actually ship?

One single cartridge. The plural is how the series listing is worded; the box holds one 106R01566 cyan unit. If the supply shelf plan assumes a pack, adjust it now — and given shared use, keeping one fitted plus one spare is the arrangement that survives contact with a busy week.

How does low cyan announce itself in other people's work first?

As a colour complaint from someone who did not print last week. Blues in a presentation come back purple-tinged, a chart's greens look mustardy, and the report lands on whoever maintains the printer. Because a shared machine's output is seen by fresh eyes constantly, a drifting cyan gets reported as "the printer's colours are off" long before any single user connects it to a cartridge.

What cover comes with this cartridge?

A one-year warranty and free returns for a year, with specifics on our shipping and returns page. Warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA hold the stock, support hours are Monday to Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST, and the machine's other supplies are collected on the Xerox toner page.

About This Phaser 7800DN Cyan Toner Cartridge

One high-yield cyan cartridge — 106R01566 — for the networked Phaser 7800DN, at $88.49 and 17,200 pages (about 0.51 cents per page). Sized for shared colour work and covered by a one-year warranty with a year of free returns. Sold singly, whatever the plural listing name suggests.