SKU:

Dell-593-BBJW

Printer Brand:

Dell

OEM Number:

593-BBJW

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

1,400 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the cartridge code 593-BBJW actually tell you?

593-BBJW is the Dell part number for the yellow toner cartridge used in the Dell E525W color laser printer. The code is the surest way to identify the cartridge: the E525W takes four separate cartridges, and each color has its own number — 593-BBJX for black, 593-BBJU for cyan, 593-BBJV for magenta, and this one, 593-BBJW, for yellow. Match the code on your old cartridge or in the printer's supply list and you have the right color in the right cartridge, with no guesswork from look-alike listings.

What does one printed page cost with the 593-BBJW, honestly?

At $28.85 for a cartridge rated at 1,400 pages, the math works out to roughly 2.06 cents per page — about $2.06 for every 100 pages of yellow coverage. We will be straight with you: that is not a bargain-basement cost per page. The 593-BBJW is a small cartridge for a compact desktop printer, and small cartridges always cost more per page than the big workgroup cartridges. What you are paying for is a correctly filled, correctly coded yellow cartridge sized for the E525W, not bulk toner economics.

Is 1,400 pages a realistic rating, and how long will it last us?

The 1,400-page rating follows the standard 5% coverage test, which suits ordinary documents where yellow plays a supporting role. In real use it depends on what you print: a page of text with a small color logo sips yellow, while photos, charts and full-color flyers drink it. As a rough guide, 1,400 pages is about 2.8 reams of paper — at 10 printed pages a day that is around four to five months of yellow, and at 25 pages a day closer to two months. Graphics-heavy printing shortens both estimates.

How do we know it is the yellow cartridge that is running out?

When yellow fades first, color prints drift in a recognizable direction: greens lose their yellow component and turn blue, warm skin tones go pale or purplish, and yellows and golds wash out while black text stays perfectly sharp. If your E525W shows those symptoms and the supply screen flags the yellow position, the 593-BBJW is the cartridge to change — there is no need to replace the other three colors at the same time.

Can we keep a spare 593-BBJW on the shelf?

Yes, and on a small cartridge that empties faster than the black, a spare makes sense. Keep it sealed in its bag, stored flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Rotate stock so the oldest cartridge is used first, and only open the bag when you are ready to install it — an opened cartridge left sitting around can pick up moisture and lose print quality.

What guarantee and return cover does this cartridge carry?

This is a Clever Supplies compatible cartridge, and it is covered by a 1-year warranty together with 1-year free returns — if it fails or the print quality is not right, you are covered for a full year, not just the first few weeks. The full terms are on our shipping & returns page, and our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you need help before or after ordering.

About This Dell 593-BBJW Yellow Toner Cartridge

The Dell 593-BBJW is the yellow cartridge for the Dell E525W compact color laser printer, rated at 1,400 pages and priced at $28.85 (about 2.06 cents per page). This compatible cartridge is built to deliver the same warm yellows, greens and golds the E525W was designed for, and it works alongside the 593-BBJX black, 593-BBJU cyan and 593-BBJV magenta cartridges in the same machine. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA so delivery stays quick in most of the country, every cartridge is backed by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, and you can browse the full range for this printer family on our Dell toner page.