Okidata MC562W MFP Toner | Compatible 44469801 Cartridges

MC562W MFP

The OKI MC562W MFP adds wireless connectivity to a full-featured color multifunction, so it can live wherever the office has space rather than wherever the network cable ends. It runs on Type C17 toner in two capacities. The standard line is black 44469801, cyan 44469703, magenta 44469702 and yellow 44469701; the high-yield line stretches every position with black 44469802, cyan 44469721, magenta 44469720 and yellow 44469719. Both lines are stocked on this page.

A shared departmental machine burns through cartridges unevenly — one team's color reports against another team's plain text — and the two capacity lines let you answer that pattern position by position. The MC562W also shares its entire toner family with the other MC562 variants and a long list of C-series printers, so an office can standardize on one cartridge system across several machines and stock a single shelf of spares.

Toner Cartridges for MC562W MFP

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
44469801	Black	See product page
44469703	Cyan	See product page
44469702	Magenta	See product page
44469701	Yellow	See product page
44469802	Black — High Yield	See product page
44469721	Cyan — High Yield	See product page
44469720	Magenta — High Yield	See product page
44469719	Yellow — High Yield	See product page

Full sets stocked on this page:

Which cartridge should you buy?

Decide per position, not per machine. A color your team barely touches is fine on a standard cartridge, while the black slot of a busy shared printer earns the high-yield version, which lowers the cost per page and cuts how often someone has to stop and swap. Mixing capacities across the four slots is normal practice on this model. Choose a four color set — standard, premium or high yield — when several cartridges are running down together or when you are setting up a spare shelf for a machine that several people rely on every day.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Not everything this machine does touches a cartridge: scanning to email or to a network folder uses no toner at all, so routing paper through the scanner instead of the copier is a real saving. Printing and copying are what draw the four cartridges down, and each chipped cartridge reports its own level to the display. Store spare cartridges sealed and flat, and when one starts printing light, rocking it gently side to side redistributes the toner inside for a short extension while its replacement is on the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner set does the Oki MC562W MFP use?

It uses the Type C17 family in two capacities: standard black 44469801, cyan 44469703, magenta 44469702 and yellow 44469701, or the high-yield black 44469802, cyan 44469721, magenta 44469720 and yellow 44469719. The toner is identical across the MC562W, MC562dn and the rest of the family; wireless connectivity changes nothing about the cartridges.

Can I mix standard and high-yield cartridges in the same machine?

Yes. Each of the four positions works independently, so any slot can hold either capacity of its own color. Match the color and the family, and choose the capacity per slot according to how fast that color actually gets used.

My MC562W MFP drops its Wi-Fi connection. Could that waste toner?

It can. A job that fails halfway and is sent again prints twice, and partial reprints still consume toner and paper. Stabilizing the wireless signal, or wiring the machine for very large jobs, removes the waste at its source.

Can the MC562W MFP scan to email without using toner?

Yes. Scanning sends the document as a file and lays down no toner at all. Only printing and copying consume the cartridges, which is why scan-to-email is the cheaper habit for anything that does not need to exist on paper.