Frequently Asked Questions

The code on my empty cartridge reads CF217AJ — what does the J add?

The J marks the Jumbo version of the 17A cartridge: same printer family, same fit, a larger toner fill. Verify it the same place as always — the label on the cartridge you removed, or the supply information in your M102 or M130 series printer.

How many pages does the Jumbo fill deliver?

The rated yield is 2,500 pages on standard test documents. For an owner printing a solid stack every week — a home business running invoices, a tutor producing worksheets — that means noticeably longer gaps between changes, the entire reason the Jumbo format exists.

Will output quality hold up across a longer-life cartridge?

It should print densely and evenly from first page to last; the larger fill changes how much toner is in the box, not how it is laid down. If pages fade before the cartridge is spent, rock it gently side to side and print a test sheet.

Does the Jumbo cartridge install any differently?

Not at all. It occupies the same slot, seats with the same click and asks for no settings. The swap remains the familiar lift-out, drop-in routine of this family, finished in under a minute — the supply gauge simply starts from a larger tank.

What backs this cartridge if something goes wrong?

A 1-year warranty covers it, and our 1-year free returns policy applies as it does to everything we sell. Deliveries leave warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, and our support team is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Who gains most from choosing the Jumbo size?

Anyone whose cartridge changes have become a recurring chore: weekly-volume home offices, small practices, busy household administrators. If you found yourself reordering sooner than felt reasonable, the Jumbo stretches each cycle — fewer orders, fewer interruptions, no spare permanently living on the shelf.

About This CF217AJ Jumbo Black Toner Cartridge

This single compatible CF217AJ black cartridge — the Jumbo member of the HP 17A family — is priced at $32.65 and rated at 2,500 pages. It serves the same compact LaserJet Pro machines, the LaserJet M102a class and the M130 multifunction models, for owners whose volume has outgrown smaller fills.

Nothing about your routine changes except its frequency: same slot, same swap, same sharp monochrome output, with a longer runway before the next low-toner warning. For a printer that works every day, that runway is the difference between toner as a background utility and toner as a recurring errand.

One more machine takes it: the LaserJet Pro M102w runs on the same cartridge, so a mixed desk of M102 models needs only one spare. The standard-yield alternative is the standard CF217A cartridge - same printer, smaller capacity. Alongside either toner sits the CF219A imaging drum, the imaging drum that carries the image and wears on its own timeline.