SKU:

106R01146

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01146

Ink Color:

High Yield Yellow

Page Yield:

10,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our greens have gone blue and the oranges print red. Nobody suspects the yellow cartridge. Should they?

They should — yellow is the silent partner in both of those colors. Green is built from cyan and yellow together; take the yellow away and cyan stands alone, so every green on the page collapses toward blue. Orange is magenta plus yellow; lose the yellow and it hardens into red. When those two drifts arrive together — lawns and logos turning blue, warm graphics turning red — while blues and reds themselves still look plausible, the emptiest cartridge in the machine is very often the yellow one, the 106R01146.

Why is yellow always the last cartridge anyone blames?

Because yellow is the lightest toner the printer lays down, and its own color is nearly invisible on white paper. Cyan and magenta announce their failures in their own hues — a page goes pink, a page goes pale blue — but yellow never gets to speak in its own voice. Its absence is only ever reported by the colors it helps build, so the investigation starts with the wrong cartridges. By the time someone works through the mix logic, the yellow supply has usually been empty for a while, quietly recoloring everything the office prints.

How do you test a cartridge you can barely see?

Not by looking at yellow itself. Print the printer's demo or supplies page and ignore how pale the yellow bar appears — a solid lemon bar is what a healthy yellow cartridge produces, and it proves nothing either way. Judge the mixed fields instead: a green patch that prints blue and an orange patch that prints red are yellow's confession, signed in other colors. If those two fields have drifted while the pure cyan and magenta fields stay deep and even, you have your answer without opening the printer or guessing from a percentage readout.

Ten thousand pages of the color we barely use — what actually spends yellow?

More than the word "barely" suggests. Yellow hides inside other people's colors: it is half of every green, the warmth in every orange and gold, the sunlight in photographs, and a balancing share of the composite grays a laser printer mixes instead of taking from the black cartridge. An office printing warm brochures and photo handouts spends yellow briskly; an office printing contracts sips it. Either way the arithmetic of this cartridge is gentle — $52.97 across a 10,000-page rating is roughly 0.53 cents per rated page, and the high-yield fill means the spending happens over a long, uninterrupted stretch.

The empty unit reads 106R01146 but our machine is the 6350DT. Same cartridge?

The same. The DT badge describes paper handling — an extra tray — not a different toner bay, and one yellow cartridge serves the whole family: the Phaser 6350, the Phaser 6350DP and the Phaser 6350DT. The code on the cartridge is the specification that matters — color, high-yield class and machine family in a single string. If the unit you pulled out is stamped 106R01146, this listing is its replacement regardless of which variant badge sits on the front of your printer.

What cover comes with a cartridge rated this long?

The same cover as every cartridge we sell: a one-year warranty and free returns for that entire first year, so a unit that arrives damaged, leaks, or fails to put your greens and oranges right comes back to us at our expense. Orders ship out of whichever of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses is nearest to you, and the complete terms are published on our shipping and returns page. Questions before you order are welcome too — the support desk is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This 106R01146 High Yield Yellow Toner Cartridge

Sold under its own number, this is the Clever Supplies compatible yellow that replaces the Xerox 106R01146: a single high-yield cartridge rated at 10,000 pages and priced at $52.97, about 0.53 cents per rated page. Yellow is the ingredient nobody watches. It never headlines a page, yet it is half of every green, the warmth in every warm color, and the first thing whose absence makes an office's output look subtly wrong without anyone knowing why. Filling that role at 10,000 pages means the color can be forgotten for months at a time — which is exactly how yellow likes it. Match the code on the cartridge you remove, and this one takes its place.