SKU:

ML-3470D

Printer Brand:

Samsung

OEM Number:

ML-D3470B

Ink Color:

High Yield Black

Page Yield:

10,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What should the first pages look like after this cartridge goes into an ML-3470D?

Clean, dark and even, from the first sheet. A fresh ML-D3470B brings a full toner supply and a fresh imaging surface in the same combined unit, so text should print solid black with no pale streaks, ghosting or background shading. If the opening pages of a heavy run look right, the cartridge has seated properly and the ML-3470D is ready for work. Anything less than that on page one is worth a call to us rather than a wait-and-see.

Prints from our ML-3470D have gone pale down one side — is the old cartridge finished?

That pattern usually means the toner in the current cartridge is running low and distributing unevenly. Sliding the cartridge out and rocking it gently side to side a few times can coax a little more life from what remains, but treat that as a short reprieve, not a repair. Because toner and imaging surface live in one unit on this platform, a fresh ML-D3470B replaces both at once, which is why a new cartridge so often cures print quality that looked like a printer fault.

How will we know the ML-3470D is running low before a big job fails?

The honest signal is your own paper count. This cartridge is rated at 10,000 pages, so if the ML-3470D works through about a ream a week, expect the low point somewhere around the five-month mark. Fading output and the printer's toner warning are the late signals; the calendar is the early one. Ordering when the warning first shows still leaves a cushion, and a replacement ships from whichever of our warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — is nearest to you.

Does this cartridge fit anything besides the ML-3470D?

Yes. Alongside the ML-3470D named here, the ML-D3470B compatibility list covers the ML-3470ND and ML-3471DK. The check that matters is the code itself: if the cartridge you pull out is stamped ML-D3470B or its standard-yield sibling ML-D3470A, this high-yield version is the right shape and fit.

What does this cartridge cost per page in the ML-3470D?

The cartridge is $65.65, and across its 10,000-page rating that works out to roughly 0.66 cents per page. Set against the standard ML-D3470A, the high-yield fill asks more upfront and less per page, and it halves the number of times anyone has to stop and swap a cartridge. For a printer in daily use, the per-page figure and the fewer interruptions usually matter more than the sticker difference.

What happens if the cartridge arrives faulty?

It goes back without costing you anything. Returns stay free for a full year from delivery, and a one-year warranty covers defects over the same period, so a cartridge that misbehaves in month eight is treated the same as one that misbehaves in week one. The process is set out on the shipping and returns page; keep the box until the first prints have come out clean, and the exchange is straightforward.

About This ML-D3470B Cartridge for the ML-3470D

The swap is the story with this one: a combined unit that slides into the ML-3470D and brings 10,000 rated pages with it, no second consumable to think about. Priced at $65.65, the ML-D3470B holds running costs near 0.66 cents a page, and its compatibility stretches across the ML-3470ND and ML-3471DK for offices running a mixed fleet. Anything else the building prints on is covered by the wider Samsung toner cartridge selection.