KM-1650
Higher in the KM copier hierarchy, the KM-1650 runs on the TK410 toner kit — Kyocera kit number 370AM010 — rated for approximately 15,000 pages. It is the same kit its smaller siblings the KM-1620 and KM-1635 take, so a single SKU covers the whole cluster of machines.
The larger model number signals throughput: the KM-1650 was aimed at busier copy rooms that outgrew the smaller machines in the range. A 15,000-page kit suits that role — changes are infrequent enough that toner rarely interrupts a working day, and the shared platform means the supply closet stocks one kit type for several machines instead of a shelf of near-duplicates.
Toner Cartridges for KM-1650
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| TK410 Black Toner Kit | Black | ~15,000 pages |
Which cartridge should you buy?
There is exactly one cartridge decision to make for the KM-1650, and it is a pleasant one: the TK410 kit's 15,000-page rating means most departments reorder a few times a year, not every month. Keep one kit in the machine and one sealed spare in reserve; when the spare goes in, that is the moment to order the next. If your building also runs a KM-2050, the same spare covers it too, so a single reserve kit protects the whole cluster.
Chip, toner and everyday use
A kit rated for 15,000 pages will likely sit in the KM-1650 for months, so note when it was fitted — a slow fade spread over weeks is easy to mistake for a machine fault. When prints first lighten, take the kit out and rock it gently from side to side; redistributing the toner usually restores even coverage for the remainder of its life. Fit kits with clean, dry hands and keep fingers off the chip contacts so the machine reads the new kit on the first try.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner does the KM-1650 use?
The TK410 black toner kit, Kyocera number 370AM010, rated for approximately 15,000 pages.
Does the KM-1650 use the same toner as the KM-1620?
Yes. The KM-1650, KM-1635 and KM-1620 all use the identical TK410 black toner kit, which is why one reserve kit can cover several machines.
The box says TK-410 but the listing says TK410. Same kit?
The same kit, written two ways. Kyocera's own documentation uses TK-410; the listing here drops the hyphen. Order by either name and you are ordering the cartridge this machine takes.
How will I know when the kit is nearly empty?
Print density fades gradually rather than stopping outright. Rocking the kit restores even output for a while, but treat the first fade as the signal to have the spare ready.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The TK410 kit is shared across this KM copier group: KM-1620, KM-1635, KM-2035, KM-2050.