FS-C2626MFP
Sitting at the top of its color MFP family, the Kyocera FS-C2626MFP is the four-function machine — print, copy, scan and fax — built for departments whose color volume is heavy and sustained. It draws on the same TK-592 toner set as its smaller siblings: the black TK-592K, factory-numbered 1T02KV0US0 and rated near 7,000 pages, and the 1T02KVCUS0 (TK-592C), 1T02KVBUS0 (TK-592M) and 1T02KVAUS0 (TK-592Y) colors at about 5,000 pages apiece per ISO/IEC 19798. A second listing line drops the hyphens and catalogs the identical cartridges as TK592K, TK592C, TK592M and TK592Y — same toner, alternate naming.
This is the model you move to when the 2526 starts queuing jobs at peak hours: the 2626 clears the backlog without forcing a jump to a larger platform or a second supply inventory. Because every machine from the 2026 through the 2626 drinks from the same toner shelf, a fleet manager stocks one set of codes and stops caring which department printer a given cartridge lands in.
Toner Cartridges for FS-C2626MFP
Which cartridge should you buy?
Volume decides the format here. A department that prints color all day will burn black fastest in page terms yet replace colors more often per cartridge, so the economical pattern is a four-color set when the machine is due a full refresh, then individual colors as each one dips. If your output is contract-and-correspondence work with a color letterhead, the black cartridge does the heavy lifting — the 2, 3 and 5 black multipacks exist precisely for that profile and push the cost per black page down. Whichever listing style you pick, hyphenated or TK592, the cartridges inside are the same units; order by the code printed on the cartridge you pulled out.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Swap one cartridge at a time and let the machine recognize each chip before opening the next slot; mixing up the color order is the one installation mistake this platform cannot forgive, since each bay is keyed to its own color. Yield figures are quoted at the ISO/IEC 19798 standard, which assumes mixed office documents rather than full-bleed graphics — plan reserves accordingly if your department prints presentation decks. A gentle end-to-end rock of a fading cartridge evens out the toner bed and usually restores density for the rest of a run. Keep the reserve shelf stocked by code, not by printer, and every model in this family stays interchangeable. All compatible cartridges here are covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the FS-C2626MFP include fax, or is it print-only?
It is a full four-function device: print, copy, scan and fax in one networked unit. Nothing about the fax side changes its supplies — it uses the same TK-592 cartridges as the rest of the family.
My cartridge says TK592K but the manual says TK-592K. Did I order wrong?
No. The hyphenated and hyphen-free spellings name the same black cartridge; the store carries both listing styles, including the TK592K black single, so match either spelling when you reorder.
Can the FS-C2626MFP share cartridges with our FS-C2026MFP down the hall?
Yes — the whole 2026-to-2626 span, plus the FS-C5250DN printer, runs on the TK-592 set. One shared shelf serves every machine, which is the practical reason fleets standardize on this family.
How long should a black cartridge last in a busy department?
The black rating is roughly 7,000 pages at standard coverage. A department printing a few hundred pages a day will see several weeks per cartridge, while the 5,000-page colors turn over sooner whenever color work dominates.
More printers that use the same cartridges
TK-592 toner is shared across the family — the same cartridges also fit: FS-C2026MFP, FS-C2026MFP Plus, FS-C2126MFP, FS-C2126MFP Plus, FS-C2526MFP, FS-C5250DN, TASKalfa 400CI, TASKalfa 500CI, TASKalfa 552CI.