ML-1665K

The ML-1665K is Samsung's regional badge on the compact 1665 mono laser, a tiny single-function printer for light home use. Same small box, same clean black-and-white pages.

It takes the MLT-D104S cartridge. Our compatible version is the budget pick; the genuine OEM version is the factory pick. Both ship fast from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for ML-1665K

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

• Samsung MLT-D104S

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• ML-1660
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• ML-1666
• ML-1675
• ML-1860
• ML-1861
• ML-1864
• ML-1865
• SCX-3200
• SCX-3201
• SCX-3205
• SCX-3206
• SCX-3210
• SCX-3217
• SCX-3218
• ML-1660K
• ML-1660N
• ML-1661K
• ML-1667
• ML-1670
• ML-1865W
• SCX-3200K
• SCX-3200W
• SCX-3205W
• SCX-3205WK
• SCX-3210K
• SCX-3201G
• SCX-3205K
• ML-1676
• ML-1866
• SCX-3206W

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I keep the paper path of my ML-1665K clean for better print quality, and what should I never touch as routine upkeep?

Most paper-path grime accumulates slowly, so brief, regular attention beats an occasional deep clean. A soft brush works well for dislodging dust from corners and feed guides before you wipe them down. Make wiping the path part of every MLT-D104S swap on the ML-1665K and you will never think about it again.

What is the right way to store unopened toner for the ML-1665K — any special handling before installing it later in a home office?

Keep the spare MLT-D104S for your ML-1665K sealed in its original packaging, stored upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Damp basements are a poor choice; moisture can reach even sealed packaging over long periods. Treat the spare gently and it will return the favor.

How do I know whether my ML-1665K needs a new drum or just toner, and how does each one affect print quality?

Your ML-1665K treats them as two independent consumables: the MLT-D104S runs out of powder, while the drum slowly loses its coating. A good rule of thumb: if prints fade evenly, suspect the cartridge; if defects repeat in a pattern or the background looks dirty, suspect the drum. Keep the two roles straight and troubleshooting gets much simpler.