Frequently Asked Questions
What code should our purchasing contact put on the order?
Quote the full part number 1T02HS0US0, or its short form TK-132 — both point at this exact black cartridge. This listing is the 5-pack at $91.50, so five cartridges arrive under that one line item.
How far does a 5-pack stretch across several printers?
Each cartridge is rated at 7,500 pages and every unit works in the FS-1028mfp, the FS-1128mfp and the FS-1300D. A small business running two or three of those machines can feed all of them from this single stock box instead of juggling different supplies for each printer.
When should we reorder?
A practical trigger is opening the last-but-one cartridge. Note the date each unit goes in and you will quickly learn your office's rhythm — then order the next pack while one sealed spare still remains, rather than after the shelf is empty.
Do the cartridges need to be used in any particular order?
Work through them oldest first. Write the delivery month on each box when the pack arrives and rotate stock that way; the units are identical, so simple rotation keeps every cartridge fresh.
What if a cartridge halfway through the pack prints badly?
Swap it out and get in touch. The warranty runs per cartridge, not per pack, so one misbehaving unit is covered on its own — 1-year warranty, free returns during that year — without sending back the good ones. Support answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
How fast will the pack get here?
Orders are dispatched from the closest of our four warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, which keeps most deliveries short. The full rundown of timing and returns sits on our shipping and returns page.
How should the five cartridges be stored across the months this pack will last?
Keep each TK-132 (part number 1T02HS0US0) sealed in its own packaging inside the outer box, stored flat in a dry cupboard at normal room temperature. Keep the box away from heat vents, sunny windows and damp. Toner powder does not dry out the way liquid ink does, so a sealed cartridge opened late in the pack performs like one opened on day one.
A cartridge that has been shelved for months is going in — is there any preparation?
Just one small step: rock the cartridge gently from side to side a few times before fitting it. Toner settles and compacts a little during long storage, and rocking levels it so the first pages come out even. Then install as usual — open the printer, slide the old unit out, the new one in, and close up.
How do we recognize the point where a cartridge is empty rather than merely low?
Pages fade evenly from edge to edge, and rocking the cartridge buys back only a brief improvement before the fade returns. That repeating pattern means the TK-132 is spent. Early unevenness right after a swap is different — that is settling, and it clears within a few pages. Persistent, returning fade is the signal to change the cartridge.
What should happen to each empty cartridge as this pack is worked through?
Return each empty to the packaging its replacement arrived in and stack the boxed empties in the delivery carton the 5-pack came in. When the carton is full, hand the whole batch to a local toner recycling collection or office-supply take-back. It keeps residual powder contained, the store cupboard tidy, and the used-versus-new count easy to verify.
About This 5-Pack
This is a five-cartridge stock-up of the compatible Kyocera-Mita TK-132 black toner, ordered under part number 1T02HS0US0. The cartridges are made for the FS-1028mfp multifunction printer plus the FS-1128mfp and FS-1300D, each unit rated at 7,500 pages and sealed on its own so stock can be drawn down gradually. Warranty cover lasts a year on every cartridge, with free returns across the same period. Before ordering, the shipping and returns page covers delivery times from our IL, PA, GA and CA sites and how a return is raised.
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