SKU:

TK-3132-BK

Printer Brand:

Kyocera-mita

OEM Number:

1T02LV0US0

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

25,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm from the empty cartridge that this single is the right replacement?

Read the label on the unit you have just taken out. It should show part number 1T02LV0US0, which Kyocera also designates TK-3132 — both numbers refer to the same black toner cartridge. If those are the codes on your spent unit, this single is its direct replacement for the FS-4300DN.

What is in the box when this order arrives?

One factory-sealed black toner cartridge and nothing else to assemble. The TK-3132 is a complete, self-contained unit: remove the protective packaging, prepare it as described below, and it is ready to go into the printer.

How far does a 25,000-page rating stretch on a departmental machine?

That figure is the estimated output of this one cartridge at standard page coverage. The FS-4300DN is a workgroup printer that can turn out invoices, statements and reports all day, so on a busy machine a single cartridge still covers a long working stretch — weeks to months rather than days — before the low-toner warning appears.

Can the swap be done in the middle of a working day?

Yes, and it takes about two minutes. Open the printer, lift the old cartridge out, rock the new 1T02LV0US0 gently side to side five or six times to level the toner, remove any protective strips, seat it firmly and close the cover. No tools, no technician and no settings to change.

The first few pages have come out faint. What should I do?

Toner often settles toward one end of the cartridge while it is in transit. Take the unit out and rock it side to side again; density normally returns immediately. It is also worth checking that a toner-save setting is not enabled in the print driver. If pages are still pale after that, contact us and we will sort it out under the warranty.

What cover do I get with this cartridge?

Every cartridge we sell carries a 1-year warranty together with 1-year free returns, as set out on our shipping & returns page. Your order ships from whichever of our warehouses in IL, PA, GA or CA is closest to you, and our support team is on hand Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

What does each printed page cost with this single cartridge?

The single is priced at $57.32 and rated at 25,000 pages, which works out to roughly 0.23 cents per page at standard coverage. Dense statement runs and graphics-heavy reports will nudge the real figure up a little, and light text pages pull it down, but for budgeting a departmental FS-4300DN it is a dependable planning number. It also explains why buyers of this machine think in cost per page rather than cost per cartridge: at these yields, the cartridge price is spread very thin.

How can I learn what this cartridge really yields in our office?

Write two things on the end of the box when you fit a 1T02LV0US0: the date and the printer's page-counter reading. When the cartridge is changed, write the new counter reading beside them. The difference is your true yield for that unit, measured on your documents rather than a test page. After two or three cartridges you will know your office's real number — and with it, exactly when to reorder instead of guessing from the calendar.

Why does a departmental FS-4300DN deserve a spare on the shelf?

Because this is not one person's desk printer — it is the machine a whole team sends invoices, statements and reports to all day. When it runs dry with no spare in the building, everyone's work queues behind a delivery. A sealed TK-3132 in the storeroom reduces that incident to the two-minute swap described above. Given that one cartridge covers weeks to months of output, the spare you buy today is inexpensive insurance that sits quietly until the day it saves a deadline.

Our statement runs are denser than plain letters — what does that do to the 25,000 pages?

The rating is measured at standard page coverage, and dense tables, ruled forms and bold totals cover noticeably more of each sheet than a plain letter does. More coverage means more toner per page, so the real total lands below 25,000 — how far below depends on your mix. This is exactly what the counter-logging habit is for: once you have measured one cartridge against your own statement runs, you can forecast the next one from the counter instead of the rating.

About This Cartridge

At $57.32, this single is the straightforward restock for an FS-4300DN that has run dry and needs to be printing again today. It belongs to the Kyocera-Mita compatible range at Clever Supplies and carries the full 1T02LV0US0 (TK-3132) specification, rated at up to 25,000 pages from the one cartridge.