FS-3040MFP Plus

Kyocera FS-3040MFP Plus printer

The FS-3040MFP Plus is Kyocera's answer for desks where the standard multifunction configuration ran out of tray too often: the proven 3040 monochrome MFP platform, specified from the factory with a higher-capacity paper setup so busy teams spend less time refilling. Through all its print, copy and scan work it runs on one black cartridge, the TK-352 — Kyocera factory number 1T02J10US0 — rated at roughly 15,000 pages per ISO/IEC 19752. One supply, one rating, and a long interval between changes.

Multifunction machines earn their place by consolidating a workgroup's document traffic, and the Plus configuration leans into that: more paper on board means the shared machine keeps swallowing jobs while the room gets on with other work. The supply story stays just as consolidated. There is no separate cartridge for copying or faxing, no second SKU for the storeroom to track — the same TK-352 that feeds everyday printing feeds everything the machine does, and it is the same cartridge the base 3040 model uses, so an office running both variants stocks a single toner.

Toner Cartridges for FS-3040MFP Plus

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
1T02J10US0 (TK-352)	Black	About 15,000 pages
1T02J10US0 (TK-352) — 3 Pack	Black	About 15,000 pages per cartridge
1T02J10US0 (TK-352) — 5 Pack	Black	About 15,000 pages per cartridge
1T02J10US0 (TK-352) — Premium 5 Pack	Black	About 15,000 pages per cartridge

The same cartridge also answers to factory number 1T02LX0US0 in Kyocera's parts documentation, and appears in European documents as the TK-350; the cartridges above are its North American TK-352 listings.

Which cartridge should you buy?

A shared MFP consumes toner on other people's schedules, so running it to empty is a small office emergency. A single cartridge is fine for a lightly used machine, but most workgroups land on the 3-pack or 5-pack: at about 15,000 pages apiece, a multi-pack keeps a spare permanently in the cabinet, which is the real insurance policy for a device the whole floor depends on. The premium 5-pack carries the same yield in Kyocera's premium-grade compatible build. Every listing is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns, so stocking ahead does not lock you into a cartridge you cannot exchange if the machine is retired early.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Swap the cartridge with the machine powered on and follow the panel prompts; the chip is read as the cartridge seats, and a firm push until it locks is usually all a recognition message needs. Remember that copying and scanning run through the same toner as printing — a cartridge that seems to have faded on copies has faded for everything. Yields are measured at 5% coverage on A4-rated testing, and real-world MFP output with letterheads, forms and shaded copies tends to land under the rating, so judge your reorder point by the counter, not the calendar. Keep the spare sealed and stored flat; toner cartridges tolerate a shelf far better than a hot windowsill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner does the FS-3040MFP Plus use?

The Kyocera TK-352 black cartridge, factory number 1T02J10US0, rated at approximately 15,000 pages. It is the only toner the machine uses, for printing, copying and fax output alike.

What does the Plus add over the regular FS-3040MFP?

Paper capacity and configuration, not a different engine. The Plus is an official variant of the same FS-3040MFP platform with a beefier factory paper setup, and it takes exactly the same TK-352 toner — which is why this page and the base model's page stock the same cartridge.

Is the TK-350 the same cartridge as the TK-352?

They are regional names for the same toner: Kyocera's European documentation calls it the TK-350, while the North American cartridge stocked here is the TK-352. If your paperwork or an old supply label says TK-350, the listings on this page are the cartridges you want.

The panel says the cartridge is not recognized. What now?

Slide the cartridge out, confirm the sealing material is fully removed, and reseat it firmly. Then restart the machine so it re-reads the chip. Compatible cartridges for this model follow the original fit and chip specification, and a genuinely faulty cartridge is covered under the 1-year warranty.