SKU:

006R01514-Y

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

006R01514

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

15,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our prints have lost their warmth — highlights look grey and faces look flat. Why suspect the yellow cartridge first?

Because yellow does its work in the lightest part of the image, where the eye forgives the least. It builds the pale golds, creams and highlight tones in a photograph, and it warms every skin tone the machine prints; the deep blues and blacks that still look healthy are carried by the other three colours and can mask the loss for weeks. When the 006R01514 weakens, a page does not turn obviously yellow-free — it turns cold. Highlights that should glow go chalky, and printed faces take on a grey, lifeless cast even though the file is fine. The quickest proof is the machine's own colour test pattern: the yellow patch prints pale or broken while its neighbours stay solid, and on these departmental WorkCentres that test needs no computer, no driver and no service call to run.

Why does yellow seem to empty faster than the other colours on our machine?

Look at what a shared office machine actually prints. The highlighted lines in a spreadsheet, the warning boxes in a report, the gold and green slices in every chart, the warm half of almost every company logo — all of it is built partly or wholly from yellow, and much of it lands on pages their owners describe as "mostly black and white". Add colour copies off the glass, which lay the same four toners as a print job, and the yellow bay on a busy 75- or 78-series machine quietly works harder than its position at the end of the row suggests. The 006R01514 is rated at 15,000 pages, but that rating assumes the standard 5% coverage across the whole page; a department whose colour work is chart- and presentation-heavy will see the yellow level fall ahead of the cyan and magenta, and that is normal consumption, not a leak or a fault.

What does a colour page cost with this cartridge?

The arithmetic is short: $58.63 buys a cartridge rated at 15,000 pages, which works out to about 0.39 cents per rated page for the yellow position. That is the whole of it — one cartridge, bought outright, with no click contract, no service bundle and no minimum monthly volume priced in. For a department that gets quoted a single blended rate for colour, being able to isolate the yellow share at well under half a cent a page is a useful number to hold against the quote.

One cartridge for both the 75 series and the 78 series — which models does it actually fit?

Both generations of Xerox's departmental colour platform, fourteen models in all. The earlier line runs from the WorkCentre 7525 through the WorkCentre 7530, WorkCentre 7535 and WorkCentre 7545 to the WorkCentre 7556. The later ConnectKey generation keeps the same toner bay: the WorkCentre 7830 and WorkCentre 7830i, the WorkCentre 7835 and WorkCentre 7835i, the WorkCentre 7845 and WorkCentre 7845i, the WorkCentre 7855 and WorkCentre 7855i, and the WorkCentre 7970. The "i" in a model name marks the ConnectKey controller build, not a different cartridge, so an office that replaced a 7535 with a 7855i kept the same yellow supply. The deciding check takes ten seconds: pull the cartridge from the yellow bay and read its code — if it says 006R01514, this is the refill.

The yellow gave out halfway through a long colour run. What happens to the job, and how disruptive is the swap?

Less disruptive than most people fear. Each colour on this platform lives in its own bay and is replaced on its own schedule, so a spent yellow never asks you to touch the other three cartridges. Colour work that needs yellow pauses until the bay is refilled, while black-and-white jobs in the queue are not held hostage by an empty colour position. The physical swap is a front-access, minutes-long task — old cartridge out, new 006R01514 in — and because the rating is sized for departmental volume, it is an occasional interruption rather than a weekly ritual. The working habit that removes the drama entirely is to treat the first low-toner warning as the ordering trigger, so the replacement is already in the building when the run that matters is on the machine.

What cover does this cartridge carry, and how fast can a replacement reach us?

Every 006R01514 is backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns: a cartridge that arrives damaged or gives up early is exchanged or refunded, not debated. Orders leave from whichever of our four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — sits closest to the delivery address, and the full delivery and returns terms are set out on the shipping & returns page. If you would like the code checked against your machine before you order, our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the rest of this platform's supplies are listed in the Xerox section of the store.

About This Xerox 006R01514 Yellow Toner Cartridge

A single compatible yellow toner cartridge, part number 006R01514, for Xerox's departmental colour platform — the WorkCentre 7525, 7530, 7535, 7545 and 7556, and the ConnectKey-era 7830, 7835, 7845, 7855 and 7970 families including their "i" builds. It is rated at 15,000 pages and priced at $58.63, roughly 0.39 cents per rated page. Yellow is this platform's quiet workhorse, carrying highlights, warm tones and half the chart colours a shared office machine prints, and one cartridge design serves both machine generations so a fleet that mixes old and new hardware stocks a single yellow. It is covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns.