SL-M2625

The Samsung SL-M2625 is the workgroup mono laser of the '5/6' Xpress generation, a sturdier single-function printer for small offices with steady volume. It uses a two-piece supplies system with a separate imaging unit for long-term economy.

It takes the MLT-D116S standard or MLT-D116L high-yield toner cartridge. Compatible and genuine Samsung OEM versions of both are stocked, shipping fast from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for SL-M2625

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

Samsung MLT-D116S
Samsung MLT-D116L

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the drum in the SL-M2625 outlast the toner cartridges, and what does a worn drum look like on the page before buying another cartridge?

Think of the drum as the long-life partner to the short-life MLT-D116S: it fades gradually while cartridges come and go. You can keep printing on a tired drum for a while, but quality degrades steadily and eventually every page shows it. Time the SL-M2625's drum replacement to the symptoms, not the calendar, and you will never replace it early.

Why does my SL-M2625 say the cartridge is incompatible — could I have bought the wrong code without forcing anything?

The SL-M2625 reads a small chip on the MLT-D116S, so anything blocking that contact — toner dust, a missed pull-tab — triggers an error. If the old cartridge is recognized when reinstalled, the new one's chip is the likely fault and a replacement is warranted. Most of these errors surrender to a calm, methodical reseat.

Why does my SL-M2625 print pages that look lighter than usual halfway through a cartridge's life?

Light prints are the classic sign that toner is running low, yet a worn drum on the SL-M2625 produces an almost identical look. Print a supplies status page from the SL-M2625 panel to see the remaining toner before spending money on a new cartridge. Diagnosing in this order keeps you from replacing the wrong part.