SCX-3218

Samsung's SCX-3218 rounds out the regional variants of the compact 3200 multifunction family, offering print, scan, and copy in a desktop-friendly mono unit. It is built for light, everyday document duty.

It takes the MLT-D104S cartridge. Our compatible cartridges save money; genuine OEM cartridges stay original. Fast shipping from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for SCX-3218

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

• Samsung MLT-D104S

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• ML-1660
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• SCX-3200
• SCX-3201
• SCX-3205
• SCX-3206
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• ML-1660K
• ML-1660N
• ML-1661K
• ML-1665K
• 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 SCX-3218 clean for better print quality, and what tools should I use?

The SCX-3218 benefits from a light interior cleaning every few MLT-D104S changes — nothing aggressive, just dust removal. If you see spilled toner, a toner-rated vacuum or a dry cloth is the safe cleanup — damp cloths make toner smear. A two-minute wipe with each cartridge change keeps the path clear indefinitely.

How do I find the toner gauge for the SCX-3218, and how accurate is the reading before I run out mid-job?

The most reliable check is the supplies status page, which the SCX-3218 can print from its menu without a computer. Treat the gauge as an estimate, not a precise count — it measures usage, so coverage-heavy pages drain it faster than the bar suggests. A quick glance at the gauge is all the maintenance this needs.

What makes toner not stick to the paper in the SCX-3218 — is that a fuser problem or bad toner on plain paper?

When toner sits on the surface instead of melting into the fibers, the fuser — the hot roller at the SCX-3218's output — is the prime suspect. First check the paper-type setting matches the loaded stock; heavy or glossy paper on a plain-paper setting under-fuses every time. Rule out the simple causes and the real culprit stands out clearly.