Color LaserJet CP6015DE
The DE configuration of the CP6015 was a tailored wide-format package put together for specific regional needs — but underneath the packaging sat the same proven A3 color engine as the rest of the range, and it drinks the same toner. Black is the 823A (CB380A); the colors are 824A cyan (CB381A), CB382A yellow and CB383A magenta. All seven listings here are compatible cartridges for this printer.
Configuration letters at the end of a model name change features, not appetites. Whatever bundle of options a CP6015DE shipped with, its cartridges remain the family's four codes, which makes life easy for whoever keeps it printing today: no regional variant of the toner exists, no special edition cartridge to hunt down. If the machine still produces the wide-format color work it was bought for, its supply shelf is a short and stable list.
Toner Cartridges for Color LaserJet CP6015DE
| Code | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| CB381A | Cyan | See product page |
| CB380A | Black | See product page |
| CB382A | Yellow | See product page |
| CB383A | Magenta | See product page |
Full-set options sit alongside the singles: the CP6015DE four-color set built for this configuration, the 823A-824A four-color set and the 823A-824A premium four-color set. Each holds one black and the three color cartridges.
Which cartridge should you buy?
Buy the cartridge the printer is asking for — on this model that advice carries extra weight, because nobody should be stocking speculative variants for a regional configuration. The four codes are fixed, so the only real decision is quantity. A DE that still anchors a team's A3 output deserves a full set in reserve; sets bundle exactly the four singles, and holding one means no single empty cartridge can idle the machine. A lightly used unit can run on singles alone, replaced as each color genuinely empties. The family is sold in one yield class per color here, with counts on the product pages.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Compatible cartridges for the CP6015DE are chipped for the family, so installation is a straight swap: the printer reads the new cartridge, updates its level and carries on. Because these machines are often kept in service for years, two habits pay off — wipe dust from the cartridge bay while it is open, and never force a cartridge that resists; the right code slides home with modest pressure. Level readings are estimates tied to coverage, so a fading page is a better witness than a percentage. Keep spares sealed in their bags, stored flat and away from windows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CP6015DE take special regional toner?
No. The DE letters describe the printer's configuration package, not a different cartridge. It uses the family's standard codes: CB380A black and the 824A colors CB381A, CB382A and CB383A.
Which cartridges should I keep as spares?
A full four-color set is the tidy answer for a working machine — it covers any single failure and matches how sets are sold here. Add a second black if the printer's work is mostly documents and drawings.
Are the three four-color sets interchangeable?
Yes. The CP6015DE set, the standard 823A-824A set and the premium listing all contain one black plus cyan, yellow and magenta for this family. Choose by listing; the cartridges inside serve the same printer.
What warranty do the compatible cartridges carry?
A one-year warranty with one-year returns, and they are built to the original specifications so the printer recognizes them and prints as it should.
More printers that use the same cartridges
On the multifunction side of the family: Color LaserJet CM6030, Color LaserJet CM6030 MFP, Color LaserJet CM6030F, Color LaserJet CM6030F MFP, Color LaserJet CM6030FM, Color LaserJet CM6040, Color LaserJet CM6040 MFP, Color LaserJet CM6040F, Color LaserJet CM6040F MFP, Color LaserJet CM6049F. On the printer side: Color LaserJet CP6015, Color LaserJet CP6015N, Color LaserJet CP6015X, Color LaserJet CP6015XH, Color LaserJet CP6015dn, HP 823A-824A.