OkiPage 14I/N
The OkiPage 14I/N is the networked edition of OKI's compact 14I mono laser, made for countertop and desktop spaces that need shared monochrome printing. It takes the Type 5 toner cartridge 52109001 at 2,000 pages, or the higher-yield Type 8 41331701 at 4,000 pages, and it works with a separate drum unit, 41331601. The cartridges stocked on this page are the 52109001, as a single and in a 5-pack.
The separate drum is the defining trait of this machine's upkeep. On printers with a combined cartridge, every swap renews everything; here the drum unit 41331601 lives through multiple toner cartridges, so most replacements are just toner. That split is economical, but only if you diagnose correctly: toner symptoms and drum symptoms look similar at a glance and are priced very differently.
Toner Cartridges for OkiPage 14I/N
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 52109001 — single cartridge | Black | 2,000 pages |
| 52109001 — 5-pack | Black | 2,000 pages |
Separate drum unit: 41331601. The drum is not a toner cartridge; it is replaced on its own, much longer schedule, and it is the part behind repeating spots or lines rather than fading.
Which cartridge should you buy?
The stocked choice is the 52109001, single or 5-pack: the pack makes sense for a shared desktop printer that cannot wait on deliveries. Documentation for the model also lists the 41331701, a 4,000-page high-yield alternative that roughly halves how often a busy machine needs attention; if the cartridge you remove carries that number, reorder it instead. The drum, 41331601, is a separate decision entirely and should only be bought on drum symptoms, not bundled into a routine toner order.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Learn the symptom split and this printer becomes cheap to run. Faded or light printing points to the 52109001 toner cartridge. Repeating spots or lines at regular intervals point to the 41331601 drum. Smudging sits between the two: it is more often a fuser or drum matter than a toner one, but fitting a fresh toner cartridge first is the cheapest way to rule toner out. When you swap toner, leave the drum undisturbed, keep the cartridge shaded from bright light, and seat it until it clicks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner fits the OkiPage 14I/N?
The 14I/N uses the toner cartridge 52109001, with the 41331701 as the documented higher-yield option. Its image drum is a separate unit, 41331601. The drum lasts through multiple toner cartridges, so most replacements will just be the toner.
How do I know whether my 14I/N needs toner or a new drum?
Faded or light printing points to the 52109001 toner cartridge. Repeating spots or lines at regular intervals point to the 41331601 image drum. Match the symptom to the part before you spend anything.
My 14I/N prints are smudged. Is the toner bad?
Smudging is more often a fuser or drum issue than a toner issue. Try a fresh 52109001 cartridge first to rule toner out; if the smudges persist, the drum or fuser needs attention.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The 14I/N shares its toner with the rest of the Type 5 OkiPage family:
- OkiPage 10
- OkiPage 10E
- OkiPage 10EX
- OkiPage 10I/N
- OkiPage 10I
- OkiPage 10I N
- OkiPage 10IN
- OkiPage 10N
- OkiPage 12
- OkiPage 12EX
- OkiPage 12I/N
- OkiPage 12I
- OkiPage 12I N
- OkiPage 12IN
- OkiPage 12N
- OkiPage 13
- OkiPage 13E
- OkiPage 14
- OkiPage 14E
- OkiPage 14EX 120V (Multilingual)
- OkiPage 14EX 120V
- OkiPage 14EX
- OkiPage 14EXS
- OkiPage 14I
- OkiPage 14I N
- OkiPage 14N
