SKU:

106R01332-M

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01332

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

1,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the faces in my photos look yellow and sickly while everything else prints normally?

Because skin is where magenta does its most delicate work. A natural face tone is built mostly from magenta warmed with a little yellow, and it sits in a narrow band the eye judges harshly — lose a few percent of the magenta and a healthy complexion slides toward jaundice while landscapes and text still look acceptable. The 106R01332 is the cartridge that supplies that warmth, so when portraits specifically start looking unwell — yellowish faces, lips losing their pink, cheeks going flat — the magenta is the first suspect, long before any setting is.

My red logo is printing orange-red instead of true red — do I have a settings problem?

Almost certainly not. A saturated red is the most magenta-hungry color your printer makes: it is laid down as full magenta over full yellow, with nothing else in the mix. As the magenta fades, the yellow wins by default and the same file, same driver, same paper produces orange. Before you reinstall anything or touch a color profile, print a page with a big block of pure red on it; if that block is orange while a pure blue block beside it is still honest blue, the cartridge — not the software — has given you the answer.

What does the 1,000-page rating mean for flyers with big red headline blocks?

The rating assumes about 5% of the page is covered — a text page with a masthead. A sales flyer whose top third is a solid red banner covers that area at 100% magenta plus 100% yellow, so those pages spend magenta roughly twenty times faster than a letter does. At the standard rating the cartridge works out to about 2.6 cents a page, but a household or shop printing mostly promotional pieces should expect a few hundred such pages rather than a thousand, and judge the rating as a document measure, not a poster measure.

How can I tell from the printer itself which color is actually running out?

Use the supplies status screen on the machine's own control panel — it reports each of the four cartridges separately rather than giving one vague toner warning. Call up the levels and compare the bars: if magenta sits far below its neighbors while the colors in your prints are failing only on the warm side, the diagnosis matches. That screen is also the honest way to plan the order, because it reads the cartridge's remaining supply rather than counting pages since installation.

The cartridge I removed still feels heavy — did I replace it too early?

Weight is a poor witness here. Most of what you feel in your hand is the housing, the drum-side hardware and the developer assembly; the toner powder itself is a modest share of the total mass, so a spent 106R01332 can feel reassuringly solid and still be empty of usable color. Print quality fails first at the margins — uneven reds, pale bands through warm areas — well before the unit feels light. Judge by the output and the status screen, not by hefting the cartridge.

If the new cartridge doesn't restore the reds, what can I do?

Start with us: support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and we will walk through whether the fault sits with the cartridge or somewhere else in the color path. The cartridge itself carries a 1-year warranty, and returns stay free for a full year if it turns out not to be the answer — the complete terms live on our shipping and returns page. Orders are dispatched from warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, so a replacement is never coming from far away.

About This Xerox 106R01332 Magenta Toner Cartridge

This listing is the part-number route to the family's magenta supply: a single compatible cartridge, code 106R01332, priced at $25.96 and rated at up to 1,000 pages. It serves the Phaser 6125 and the networked Phaser 6125N, which share one engine and therefore one magenta unit. Magenta is the warmth cartridge — reds, skin tones and every purple lean on it — so when the warm half of your color work starts drifting, this is the supply behind it. The rest of the range for this printer family is collected on our Xerox page.