WorkCentre 7655

The Xerox WorkCentre 7655 is a high-speed tabloid color MFP built for production-minded offices, and its black toner is the 006R01219 cartridge — a 30,000-page powerhouse. The color side runs to match: cyan is 006R01222, magenta is 006R01221 and yellow is 006R01220, with color cartridges in this family running up to 34,000 pages. Imaging depends on the separate 013R00602 drum unit, replaced on its own schedule rather than with the toner.

Tabloid output at production pace changes what a supply shelf has to be. A 7655 feeds big-format color work — posters, proofs, folded booklets — alongside ordinary office pages, and it can empty a cartridge in days when a campaign lands. Yields in the 30,000-page class are what make that pace manageable: swaps become scheduled events instead of emergencies, and a compatible black cartridge keeps the running cost of a fast color system in check.

Toner Cartridges for WorkCentre 7655

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
006R01219 Laser Toner Cartridge	Black	Approx. 30,000 pages
006R01222 Laser Toner Cartridge	Cyan	Up to 34,000 pages
006R01221 Laser Toner Cartridge	Magenta	Up to 34,000 pages
006R01220 Laser Toner Cartridge	Yellow	Up to 34,000 pages

Multipacks and full sets stocked for the 7655:

The imaging drum is stocked as its own item:

013R00602 Drum Unit — single unit

Which cartridge should you buy?

Match the order to the workload rhythm. Singles suit steady state, when one color fades ahead of the others and only that slot needs feeding. The black 2 pack earns its place on any floor where the 7655 is the main color device, because black still carries the text layer of nearly everything printed. When a big color job is coming, a full set — the 4 or 5 color set — resets every slot beforehand and removes mid-run surprises; the 3 color set covers the same reset when black is already fresh. The drum is not a routine line item: hold its budget until output quality, not the calendar, asks for it.

Chip, toner and everyday use

At this pace, fit cartridges with the machine on so the chip registers before the next job releases, and give each new cartridge a slow rock to settle toner that has shifted in transit. Seat it in one confident motion; a production machine paused for a half-fitted cartridge backs the queue up fast. Keep reserves sealed, flat and close to the machine — not across the building — and rotate them oldest first. Even fading across a sheet means a cartridge is finishing; a mark that repeats at the same interval belongs to the drum unit's story, and it is told far less often.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner does the WorkCentre 7655 use?

Black is the 006R01219 cartridge, rated at about 30,000 pages. Colors are 006R01222 in cyan, 006R01221 in magenta and 006R01220 in yellow, and imaging runs on the separate 013R00602 drum unit.

How many pages does the black cartridge print?

Approximately 30,000 pages at 5% coverage. Tabloid pages carry more toner than letter pages, so heavy large-format color work will land below the rating while text-heavy office printing stays closer to it.

Does the 7655 change toner and drum together?

No. The 013R00602 drum is a separate item with its own replacement schedule, far longer than a toner cycle. Change toner when a slot runs low; change the drum when repeating defects survive a fresh cartridge.

Which set should a production floor keep in reserve?

A full color reset is the safest reserve: the 5 color set covers black plus all three colors, while the 3 color set refreshes colors only when black is already new. Either beats discovering an empty slot halfway through a deadline run.