ML-1670

The Samsung ML-1670 is a compact mono laser in the 1660/1670 family line, keeping the series' small footprint for tight desks and shelves. Light-duty black-and-white printing is what it does best.

It runs on the MLT-D104S cartridge. We offer compatible cartridges for savings and genuine OEM cartridges for original supplies, both shipping fast from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for ML-1670

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

• Samsung MLT-D104S

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Frequently Asked Questions

My ML-1670 will not print after I changed the toner, and what steps reset the error without forcing anything?

The ML-1670 reads a small chip on the MLT-D104S, so anything blocking that contact — toner dust, a missed pull-tab — triggers an error. Reseating fixes the majority of cases: pull the cartridge out, inspect the slot for obstructions, and slide it back until it clicks. Most of these errors surrender to a calm, methodical reseat.

What makes the ML-1670 produce the same smudge in the same place on each page — is that a toner problem or something else before I buy replacement parts?

Vertical lines and repeating marks almost always come from the drum or a dirty roller, not from low toner in the MLT-D104S. Measure the distance between repeating marks and compare it with the drum circumference noted in the ML-1670 manual; a match confirms the drum. Drum damage is permanent, so once you have confirmed it, a replacement imaging unit is the real fix.

Why would the ML-1670 suddenly start printing faded and washed out even though it was fine last week?

Light prints are the classic sign that toner is running low, yet a worn drum on the ML-1670 produces an almost identical look. Start by checking the toner level on the printer's display or in Samsung's printer software; if it reads low, replace the cartridge. Diagnosing in this order keeps you from replacing the wrong part.