LaserJet M130FN
The LaserJet M130FN is a mid-2010s monochrome printer that offices kept in service for years because it simply kept printing. It runs on a single black toner cartridge, the CF217A, which HP also markets under the shorter 17A name. Shops that burn through cartridges quickly can load the CF217AJ, a jumbo-fill version of the same cartridge carrying more toner in the same shell. Imaging is handled separately by the CF219A drum unit — the 19A — which is replaced on its own, much longer cycle.
Ask around about this machine and the same story comes back: it was bought for durability first and features second, and it is still doing everyday office document work long after newer models have been replaced. That kind of service life makes supply planning simple — one toner code to stock, one drum that only occasionally needs attention, and no color supplies to track at all.
Toner Cartridges for LaserJet M130FN
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| CF217A single | Black | See product page |
| CF217A 2 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217A 3 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217A 5 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217A 10 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill single | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill 2 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill 3 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill 5 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill 10 pack | Black | See product page |
| CF217AJ jumbo fill single (M130FN listing) | Black | See product page |
The drum is a separate purchase from the toner:
- CF219A imaging drum single — black, single
- CF219A imaging drum 2 pack — black, 2 pack
- CF219A imaging drum 3 pack — black, 3 pack
- CF219A imaging drum 5 pack — black, 5 pack
- CF219A imaging drum 10 pack — black, 10 pack
- CF219A imaging drum single (M130FN listing) — black, single
The same shelf also stocks listings named for sibling models in this family — same cartridges, labeled for the machines they were listed under:
M102W CF217AJ single; M130FW CF217AJ single; M130NW CF217AJ single; M102W CF219A single; M130FW CF219A single; M130NW CF219A single.
Which cartridge should you buy?
Start with how fast the printer empties a cartridge. For a desk that prints a modest stack of documents each week, the standard cartridge is the sensible default and multipacks simply keep a spare within reach. Busier offices should look at the jumbo version: it carries more toner in the same shell, so changes come less often and the cost of each printed page trends down. Whichever fill you choose, treat the drum as a different budget line — it is replaced rarely, on its own schedule, and only when print quality points to it rather than to an empty cartridge.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The cartridge chip reports toner level to the printer, so the on-screen gauge is an estimate built from page counts rather than a measurement of powder left inside. When output first turns light, remove the cartridge and rock it gently from side to side to redistribute the toner, then print a few test pages before deciding it is finished. Keep spares sealed in their packaging, stored flat in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, and pull the protective seal only at the moment of installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the LaserJet M130FN use a separate drum unit?
Yes. The toner cartridge and the imaging drum are two different parts on this model: the toner is replaced whenever it runs out, while the drum is a standalone unit swapped on a much longer cycle. That separation is why a drum purchase should never be mistaken for a toner refill.
How do I know whether faded prints mean toner or drum?
Work through the cheap explanation first: check the toner level, reseat the cartridge and run a cleaning cycle from the maintenance menu. If streaks or fading persist with a fresh cartridge fitted, suspicion moves to the drum and the paper path rather than to the toner supply.
Can I fit any HP toner cartridge in this printer?
No. The cartridge bay is keyed to this printer family, so a cartridge built for another HP model generally will not fit or will not be recognized. Order by the exact codes listed on this page and the cartridge will match the machine.
How should I store spare cartridges for the LaserJet M130FN?
Keep them sealed in their original packaging until the moment they are needed, stored flat in a cool, dry spot out of direct sunlight. Heat and humidity age toner faster, so a supply cupboard beats a windowsill or a shelf above a radiator.
More printers that use the same cartridges
This printer shares its cartridges with the rest of its family:
LaserJet M102a, LaserJet M102w MFP, LaserJet M130FW, LaserJet M130NW, LaserJet M130a MFP, LaserJet M130fn MFP, LaserJet M130fw MFP, LaserJet Pro M102w.