Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Premium Quality" actually mean on this 5-pack?
Plainly: it is the name on this listing line, and it costs nothing extra. This Premium 5-pack is priced at $192.76 — exactly the same price as the standard TK-322 5-pack — and it carries the same part number, 1T02F90US0, the same TK-322 designation and the same 15,000-page rating per cartridge for the FS-3900DN. We make no claim that the name changes the cartridge, and you are not charged anything for it.
So what do I actually receive for $192.76?
Five black toner cartridges, each one individually sealed in its own packaging and ready to fit. No bundles of loose units and nothing to put together — you open a cartridge when a printer needs it and the other four stay sealed in the cupboard.
Does the Premium name change the warranty or returns terms?
No. The terms are the standard ones for our compatible range: a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, set out on the shipping & returns page. The label on the listing does not shorten, extend or otherwise alter the cover — it is identical either way.
How should five cartridges be kept over several months?
In their sealed wrapping, flat, in a dry place away from heat and strong light. Marking the arrival month on each box and using the oldest first keeps the rotation tidy. A cartridge stored sealed like this is in the same condition the day it is opened as the day it arrived.
What if a cartridge opened months later turns out to be faulty?
It is covered on its own, just like any other unit from the pack. The warranty runs per cartridge rather than per order, so a fault found late — on the third or fourth unit, say — is dealt with for that cartridge alone, and the remaining sealed stock is not affected.
Where will the pack be sent from, and who do I contact with a question?
Your order is dispatched from whichever of our warehouses in IL, PA, GA or CA is nearest to the delivery address. If anything needs checking before or after it arrives, our support team is on hand Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
What should we do with the empties as this pack is worked through?
Keep them together in one spot — an empties box in the cupboard where the sealed stock sits. Each spent TK-322 goes in as it is removed, and the batch goes out through your office's normal recycling or waste route when the box fills. It is the same unglamorous routine as for any cartridge in the range, and it keeps a five-cartridge cycle from leaving empties scattered across desks.
How do we check a delivery of this pack contains the right cartridges?
Read the part number on every box before the pack is put away: each should show 1T02F90US0, the TK-322 cartridge for the FS-3900DN. Five identical codes means the delivery is right; a box carrying any other number is the one to query while the paperwork is still on the desk. Counting the boxes against the order at the same time takes a minute and closes the check.
What planning horizon does this pack give a department?
Five cartridges at 15,000 rated pages is 75,000 pages of printing between orders. Turn that into time with your own volume: at 2,500 pages a month it is roughly thirty months of cover; at 5,000 a month, about fifteen. The rating rests on standard coverage, so a department printing dense, graphics-heavy pages should shade those spans down — but as a budgeting horizon, one order now closes the toner question for a long stretch.
The fourth cartridge has waited a long time in the cupboard. Does it need anything before fitting?
Just one thing: a gentle side-to-side rock before the seals come off. Toner settles while a cartridge waits, and leveling the powder first means its opening pages print at full density rather than starting pale. The TK-322 itself has not aged in any way that matters — a sealed unit stored flat and dry is ready to work the moment it is fitted.
About This Premium Quality TK-322 5-Pack
This listing sits in our Kyocera-Mita compatible range as the Premium Quality line of the TK-322 (part number 1T02F90US0): five sealed black cartridges, each rated at 15,000 pages, for $192.76. The honest summary is that the Premium name adds nothing to the price and promises nothing beyond the cartridge itself — the same five units, the same rating, and the same 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns that cover the rest of the range.