LaserJet M130fn MFP

Fax and networking join the compact multifunction formula in the LaserJet M130fn MFP: print, scan, copy and fax on an Ethernet connection, built for small offices where the fax line has not retired yet. Everything it produces — network print jobs, copies, incoming faxes — comes out of one black cartridge, the HP 17A, ordered as CF217A. The family's companion supply, the HP 19A (CF219A), is also listed on this page and is a separate part. The cartridges here are Clever Supplies compatibles, covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.

A shared machine changes the toner math. This is not one person's printer; it is the office's fax endpoint and network workhorse at once, and every received fax nibbles at the same cartridge as the invoices and letters do. Nobody notices the level dropping until a long fax or a deadline print run finishes it off, which makes a shelf spare less of a luxury here than on a personal desk printer.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet M130fn MFP

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
HP 17A (CF217A) Toner Cartridge 4 Black	Black	See product page
HP 17A (CF217A) Toner Cartridge Black	Black	See product page
HP 17A (CF217A) Toner Cartridge Black (alternate listing)	Black	See product page
HP 19A (CF219A) Toner Cartridge 4 Black	Black	See product page
HP 19A (CF219A) Toner Cartridge Black	Black	See product page
HP 19A (CF219A) Toner Cartridge Black (alternate listing)	Black	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

For a networked machine with fax traffic, plan on the four-pack of CF217A cartridges: shared printers burn through toner steadily and unpredictably, and the multi-pack price beats repeated single orders. A two-pack suits a quieter office where the fax rings a few times a week. Singles are fine for a lightly used machine. Whatever the quantity, order by the exact code — and if the printer is requesting the 19A instead of toner, that is the part to buy; the two are not substitutes.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Swap cartridges with the machine's status in mind: the chip in each cartridge reports the toner level, and a firmly seated cartridge that clicks into place is recognized right away by the printer. Faded output near the end of a cartridge often responds to a gentle side-to-side rock that levels the remaining toner. Keep the spare sealed and stored flat somewhere cool and dry, and on a shared machine it is worth telling the office where that spare lives, so the first person to hit an empty cartridge can swap it in minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner cartridges does the LaserJet M130fn MFP use?

It uses the CF217A black toner cartridge, the HP 17A. Order by that exact code; cartridges made for other HP families will not fit or will not be recognized by this machine.

Do received faxes use the same toner as my print jobs?

Yes. Incoming faxes are printed pages, and they draw on the same single cartridge as everything else the machine produces. A busy fax week shortens the cartridge's life exactly as a busy printing week does.

How do I install a new toner cartridge in the M130fn MFP?

Open the cartridge door and slide the old cartridge out by its handle, setting it aside for recycling. Unpack the new one, pull off its protective seal, and slide it straight in until it clicks. Close the door and print a test page to confirm the machine has picked it up.

How do I clear a paper jam in the M130fn MFP?

Power the machine off, open its doors, and ease the jammed paper out slowly in the direction of the paper path, never against it. Then check that the tray guides sit snug against the paper stack, since loose guides are a common cause of repeat jams, and avoid overfilling the tray.