Dell (NCH0D, WG4T0, 042T1, 2RF0R)
The Dell NCH0D belongs to one of the toner cartridge sets for Dell's H625, H825, and S2825 series color laser printers and multifunction units — the H625, H625cdw, H825, H825cdw, S2825, and S2825cdn. These printers use a four-cartridge CMYK system with standard and high-yield sizes in each color.
When several colors run low together — common on shared color printers — replacing the full set at once saves repeat orders and keeps color balance consistent. Compatible full sets deliver genuine-quality output across all four cartridges at a fraction of the OEM set price.
Toner Cartridges for Dell NCH0D
This printer works with the following toner cartridges:
- Dell N7DWF
- Dell P3HJK
- Dell 5PG7P
- Dell 3P7C4
- Dell NCH0D
- Dell WG4T0
- Dell 042T1
- Dell 2RF0R
- Dell 593-BBOW
- Dell 593-BBOX
- Dell 593-BBOY
- Dell 593-BBOZ
Frequently Asked Questions
Are NCH0D, WG4T0, 042T1 and 2RF0R high-yield cartridges?
Yes: these four are the higher-capacity versions of the standard N7DWF, P3HJK, 5PG7P and 3P7C4 cartridges, fitting the same black, cyan, magenta and yellow slots with more toner inside. They are also listed under Dell kit numbers 593-BBOW, 593-BBOX, 593-BBOY and 593-BBOZ.
When should I NOT buy the high-yield versions?
Skip them if the printer is lightly used: a high-yield cartridge that takes two years to empty risks toner degradation, clumping and uneven prints toward the end of its life. For printers doing under a few hundred pages a month, the standard-capacity cartridges stay fresher and are the better value overall.
Can high-yield cartridges expire before they are empty?
They can lose performance with extreme age: toner is a fine powder that settles and can absorb moisture over 18-24 months, especially in humid or hot storage. If an old high-yield cartridge prints unevenly despite showing remaining life, rock it gently to redistribute toner; if that fails, replace it even though it is not technically empty.