C14

OKI Type C14 is a color toner family rather than a single printer — it is the cartridge set shared by the C810 and C830 lines. Its four cartridges are 44059112 black, 44059111 cyan, 44059110 magenta and 44059109 yellow. Note the numbering runs upward from yellow to black, the reverse of many families, which is exactly why the number on the cartridge — not its position in a list — is the thing to match when reordering.

The family exists because the C810 and C830 are built on the same color engine sold under different model names and bundles. For anyone keeping spares, that is good news: a mixed fleet of the two lines needs only one set of spare cartridges, and a cartridge pulled for one machine is never wasted if the other machine calls for it first.

Toner Cartridges for C14

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
44059112	Black	See product page
44059111	Cyan	See product page
44059110	Magenta	See product page
44059109	Yellow	See product page

The four singles above are stocked under the C810 listing name; they are the same Type C14 cartridges the C830 line uses.

Which cartridge should you buy?

This family keeps the decision simple: four single cartridges, replaced one at a time as each color empties. Buy the slot the printer is asking for and nothing more. The one spare worth keeping ahead of need is black — in most offices it empties first, and a black cartridge on the shelf turns a mid-week stoppage into a two-minute swap. If your fleet mixes C810 and C830 machines, a single shared spare of each color covers both lines, which keeps the toner shelf small and the chance of ordering the wrong thing smaller.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Swapping a cartridge on these machines is a front-cover job: each cartridge slides straight out on its rail with no tools involved, even in a tight alcove. Keep the new cartridge level while you unwrap it, slide it in until it clicks, and let the chip register before printing. Toner that has settled in a stored cartridge levels out with a gentle rock end to end. Yield figures, where quoted, assume light text coverage; dense color pages will always finish a cartridge sooner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the C830 really use the same toner as the C810?

Yes. Both lines take the identical Type C14 cartridges — black 44059112, cyan 44059111, magenta 44059110 and yellow 44059109. The model numbers differ by market and bundle, not by engine.

Which number is the black cartridge? I have seen lists that disagree.

Black is 44059112. In this family the numbers climb from yellow (44059109) through magenta and cyan to black at the top, and older listings occasionally print the sequence backwards — trust the number molded on the cartridge you remove.

How do I change a cartridge in a tight space?

Open the front cover and slide the cartridge straight out along its rail. Keep the replacement level while unwrapping, slide it home until it clicks, and close the cover. No tools, and no need to move the printer.

Can I keep printing if one color is empty?

Plan on replacing it. The empty slot is flagged by the machine and color work stops until that cartridge is changed; black-only printing may continue briefly, but the color is what restores full function.