Xerox Phaser 6350DX Toner Cartridges

Phaser 6350DX

Teams that print throughout the workday ask a different question of the Xerox Phaser 6350DX — not whether it can handle a page, but whether it ever has to stop. This laser printer turns out single pages and long multi-page sets with the same four high-yield cartridges: the 106R01146 yellow, the 106R01145 magenta and the 106R01144 cyan alongside the 106R01147 black, each rated at 10,000 pages. Long runs burn toner steadily, so the supply routine matters as much as the printer.

On a machine fed jobs from morning to evening, the realistic failure is not a breakdown but an empty color discovered at the worst moment — halfway through the one document that cannot wait. The 6350DX rewards teams that treat toner as a routine rather than an emergency: glance at the levels during the Friday tidy-up, and let the cartridge that is fading decide next week's order. Because each color installs independently, a swap costs a minute and the queue barely notices.

Toner Cartridges for Phaser 6350DX

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
106R01147 — Black, single cartridge, high yield	Black	10,000 pages
106R01144 — Cyan, single cartridge, high yield	Cyan	10,000 pages
106R01145 — Magenta, single cartridge, high yield	Magenta	10,000 pages
106R01146 — Yellow, single cartridge, high yield	Yellow	10,000 pages
106R01147, 106R01144, 106R01145, 106R01146 — 4 color set, high yield	Full set	10,000 pages per cartridge
Phaser 6350DX 4 color set — 4 color set for the Phaser 6350DX	Full set	10,000 pages per cartridge
Phaser 6350DX premium 4 color set — Premium quality 4 color set	Full set	10,000 pages per cartridge

Which cartridge should you buy?

For an all-day printer, the safest purchase is depth in the colors you actually consume. Start from the cartridge the machine reports low and order that one; then look at the other three levels and bundle any that are clearly following it down — that is when the 4 color set earns its place, turning four future interruptions into one planned swap. Heavy black usage points the other way: keep black coming in singles or plan the restock around the black level alone, since text volume rarely matches color volume. Every cartridge in the list is the same high-yield 10,000-page unit, so a set is purely a logistics choice — fewer deliveries, no change in what goes into the printer.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Heat and haste are the enemies of a clean swap on a busy machine. Let a long job finish, open the cover, and change only the empty cartridge; pulling several at once invites mix-ups between colors that look alike. Rock the replacement gently first so the toner bed is even, then slide it home until it seats — the chip has to meet its contact for the level to reset. Ratings are quoted at about 5% coverage, and back-to-back color sets will land well under 10,000 pages per cartridge, so judge your reorder point by the machine's own level readings rather than by page counts on a calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should a busy team keep in the supply cabinet for the 6350DX?

One full turn of the four cartridges is the comfortable minimum: black 106R01147, cyan 106R01144, magenta 106R01145 and yellow 106R01146. With all four on the shelf, no single empty color can stop the day's work.

A long document is fading in one color — what do I do?

That color is nearly empty. Finish or pause the job, swap just that cartridge, and the rest of the set can keep going; the other colors do not need to come out.

Does the 6350DX use the same toner as the other 6350 models?

Yes — the whole family shares the 106R01144 through 106R01147 high-yield lineup. The family list at the bottom of this page shows the other models.

How do I replace a cartridge in the Phaser 6350DX?

With the printer on, open the toner access cover, pull out the used cartridge, rock the new one gently side to side, insert it firmly until it is seated, then close the cover.