Dell (341-3568, 341-3571, 341-3570, 341-3569)

Dell numbers this cartridge family two ways at once, and this page gathers both. The four cartridges for the 3010cn and its 3000 and 3100 series siblings are the 341-3568 black — also cross-referenced as JH565 and KH225 — the 341-3571 cyan (also TH204 and TH207), the 341-3570 magenta (also XH005 and TH209) and the 341-3569 yellow (also WH006 and TH208). Whichever numbering is printed on the cartridge you pull out, the match is on this page.

Dual numbering confuses more buyers than any printer fault. Dell assigned the 341-35xx numbers and the shorter letter codes to the very same units, so a cartridge can be ordered, shelved and reordered under two different identities over its life. The practical approach is to read the label on your old cartridge, note whichever code it carries, and match it against both columns of the table below — the cartridge that arrives is the same physical unit either way.

Toner Cartridges for Dell 341-3568

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
341-3568 (JH565 / KH225)	Black	See product page
341-3571 (TH204 / TH207)	Cyan	See product page
341-3570 (XH005 / TH209)	Magenta	See product page
341-3569 (WH006 / TH208)	Yellow	See product page
341-3568 / 341-3571 / 341-3570 / 341-3569 4 Color Set	All four colors	See product page
Dell 3010cn 4 Color Set	All four colors	See product page
Dell 3010cn Premium Quality 4 Color Set	All four colors	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Order by the color the printer names, then confirm with either number — the long 341-35xx code or the short cross-reference both land on the right cartridge. A single color running low takes a single cartridge; these units are independent and there is no benefit in retiring the other three early. The four-color set is the better buy when several colors are low together, which on an aging 3000 or 3100 series machine is a common pattern: colors that were installed together tend to finish together. If the printer is new to you, a set also removes all doubt about what the previous owner left inside it.

Chip, toner and everyday use

The chip on each cartridge is how these printers keep score, and a compatible cartridge carrying the correct chip is accepted without codes or calibration steps. Before fitting, rock the cartridge slowly from side to side a handful of times — toner compacts in storage and an unleveled cartridge can print streaky first pages. Pull the seal out in one motion and avoid touching the shutter and drum surfaces. Quoted yields rest on 5% coverage; color pages with photographs draw several times the toner of a text page, and the printer's own level readings remain the reliable guide. Keep unopened spares in a cool, dry place, oldest stock forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

My old cartridge says TH207 — is that sold here?

Yes. TH207 is the short cross-reference for the 341-3571 cyan cartridge — the same unit under its other number. The short codes for the rest of the set are listed in the table above.

Which number is the black cartridge?

Black is 341-3568, also cross-referenced as JH565 and KH225. Any of the three numbers on a black cartridge label points to this one listing.

Which printers does this family fit?

Dell's 3000, 3010 and 3100 series color lasers, including the 3010 and 3010cn. If the printer asks for a 341-35xx number or one of the short TH/JH/KH/WH/XH codes, this is the family.

Are the two numbers different cartridges?

No — they are two names for one cartridge. Dell dual-numbered this family, so the long part number and the short cross-reference describe the identical unit and either can be used to order.