FS-3920DN

Kyocera FS-3920DN printer

The FS-3920DN is the print-only specialist of its family: no scanner, no copier, just fast monochrome output with duplex and Ethernet fitted as standard — exactly what the DN suffix advertises. It runs the same black cartridge as its multifunction siblings, the TK-352 (Kyocera part 1T02J10US0, also listed as TK352), rated for approximately 15,000 pages per ISO/IEC 19752. In Kyocera's European catalog the identical toner is sold as the TK-350.

Departments that print constantly but copy rarely pay for a lot of multifunction hardware they never touch. This model removes that premium entirely and puts the money into pace and paper handling instead. Because it shares its cartridge with the MFP members of the family, a mixed fleet stays on one toner code — the supply shelf does not care which of the machines a cartridge ends up in, and neither does the person reordering it. At sustained monthly volumes, that one-code simplicity keeps cost per page firmly under control.

Toner Cartridges for FS-3920DN

Which cartridge should you buy?

A print-only department machine lives or dies by uptime, so buy for the queue, not the calendar. One spare cartridge covers a moderate office; a department that sends hundreds of pages a day should hold the two or three pack as its working stock and reorder when the last box opens. Sites running several printers and MFPs from this family can centralize on the five and ten packs and draw them down as needed. There is no yield ladder to climb — one cartridge, several box counts — and each is a compatible covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.

Chip, toner and everyday use

When the panel warns of low toner, rock the cartridge gently before condemning it; settled toner often hides a useful reserve that carries the queue until the spare arrives. Fit replacements with the power on and let the printer recognize the chip and settle before sending a large job. Remember the rated yield is a standard-coverage figure: duplexed text documents track it well, while dense forms and shaded tables use toner faster. Store spare cartridges flat, sealed and out of sunlight so the next one performs like the first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner does the Kyocera FS-3920DN use?

The TK-352 black cartridge, Kyocera part number 1T02J10US0, rated for approximately 15,000 pages — the same cartridge its multifunction siblings use.

What does DN mean in FS-3920DN?

Duplex and network, both standard: automatic two-sided printing and a built-in Ethernet connection. There is nothing to add later to get either feature.

Can this printer copy or scan?

No — it is a printer only, by design. If the department needs copying and scanning on the same toner, the multifunction members of the family listed below use the identical cartridge.

How many pages will one cartridge print in a busy department?

The rating is about 15,000 pages at standard ISO coverage. High-volume text work comes close; heavier coverage lowers the count, so busy sites keep one more spare than the average month seems to need.