SKU:

106R01220

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01220

Ink Color:

High Yield Yellow

Page Yield:

12,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our company green has started printing blue. Nobody changed any settings — what happened?

Your yellow cartridge faded, and green is where its absence shows first. The printer does not own a green cartridge; it builds every green on the page by mixing cyan with yellow. While the 106R01220 is healthy, the two arrive in balance and grass, logos and chart bars print green. As yellow runs dry, cyan keeps showing up alone to the appointment — and the same files that printed green last month come out teal, then plainly blue. Reds and blues on the page stay exactly right, and that selectivity is the signature: a color mixture lost one ingredient, not a settings change and not a failing printer.

Why does a dying yellow cartridge go unnoticed longer than the other colors?

Because yellow by itself is almost invisible on white paper. A page that is low on magenta betrays itself in the reds; a page low on yellow can look perfectly respectable for weeks, because the evidence only appears inside mixtures — oranges sliding toward red, pale backgrounds washing out to nothing, highlight fills vanishing, greens quietly cooling toward blue. Offices usually catch it on the worst possible page: a branded document where the green has to match the one on the website, and suddenly does not.

How can I prove yellow is the empty one when the prints still look mostly fine?

Print the supplies status page and study the solid yellow bar — with a technique. A solid yellow bar looks pale even on a brand-new cartridge, so judge it by density and streaks rather than darkness: a healthy bar is even and unbroken, while a spent one prints patchy, banded or missing in strips. Still unsure? Print one test page carrying a large block of pure green. Green is yellow's most honest witness — if the block comes out blue, the 106R01220 is done, whatever the panel percentage claims.

What does a 12,000-page rating actually change for the person who orders toner?

It changes how often they have to think about yellow. The 106R01220 is the high-yield build for this machine, rated at 12,000 pages, and at $84.69 the arithmetic lands near 0.71 cents per rated page. On a Phaser 6360 that means the yellow slot can stay closed for months at a stretch instead of joining the monthly reorder round. The rating assumes roughly 5% page coverage, so treat it as a budget: an office printing warm slide backgrounds and full-color charts spends it quickly, while a memos-and-letterheads office may stretch it across a year.

The cartridge I removed is stamped 106R01220. Is that the whole reorder decision?

It is. That one code locks in three things simultaneously — the color (yellow), the yield class (high yield, 12,000 pages) and the machine family — which is why this listing carries the code in its name. The same unit serves the Phaser 6360DN, the Phaser 6360DT and the Phaser 6360DX alongside the base model, so whichever 6360 badge sits on your machine, matching the stamped code settles the order. Write the code on the supplies cupboard door and reordering yellow becomes a ten-second job.

If the cartridge arrives damaged, or the greens still print blue, what happens?

It goes back, and the year is on your side. This cartridge carries a one-year warranty, and returns stay free for that whole first year — a unit that shows up leaking, or one that fails to bring your greens back, returns at no cost to you. Stock ships out of Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, with the full wording posted on our shipping and returns page. Prefer to talk first? A person picks up questions Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This 106R01220 High Yield Yellow Toner Cartridge

Yellow never gets a solo on the printed page, yet it is half of every green, half of every orange and the warmth underneath every pale tint — this listing is the single Clever Supplies compatible cartridge that keeps that half supplied, replacing the Xerox 106R01220. One high-yield cartridge sits in the box, rated at 12,000 pages and priced at $84.69, which works out to about 0.71 cents per rated page. It suits a busy 6360-series workgroup machine whose color work leans on charts, logos and presentation pages — exactly the output that exposes a tired yellow first. Read the code off the unit you are pulling out; if it reads 106R01220, this cartridge drops into its place with no tools and nothing to reconfigure.