Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw Toner Cartridges
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Save $72.05 (66% off retail price)
Buy 3 or more: $36.81 per cartridge
Save $173.05 (81% off retail price)
Buy 3 or more: $38.75 per cartridge
Save $72.05 (66% off retail price)
Buy 3 or more: $36.81 per cartridge
Save $173.05 (81% off retail price)
Buy 3 or more: $38.75 per cartridge
Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw Toner Cartridge Replacement Guide
- Open the printer's front cover.
- Carefully pull the toner cartridge's tray.
- Remove the toner cartridge that needs to be replaced from the tray.
- Get your new CompAndSave Canon MF742Cdw toner cartridge. Open the cartridge over a sink or garbage can to avoid any messes in case of a powder leak, as sometimes, factories tend to overfill toner cartridges. Shake the cartridge five to six times and avoid touching the bottom part of the toner, then remove the covering tape that is usually bright in color, as well as the plastic protective case, if there is, before installing it.
- Align and install the new Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw cartridge into its respective slot.
- Push the cartridge tray back into place and close the front cover.
Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw Toner Cartridge FAQs
Can I use any cartridge in Canon printer?
The short answer is no. Cartridges have different sizes, fittings, and printer compatibility. Trying to install the wrong cartridge model into your printer will not fit, or your printer will not recognize it at all. To know the correct cartridge for your printer, you may check the printer's manual or check the last or the existing cartridge installed in your printer. The cartridge should have a label with the model number. For example, the Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw printer uses the cartridge with the model number of Canon 055 for standard and Canon 055H for the high-yield. If you need further assistance, you may check our find my cartridge guide, and you will be redirected to the right page.
How long do Canon toner cartridges last?
OEM Canon toner cartridges have a shelf life of up to 24 months or more. CompAndSave's replacement Canon toner cartridges, on the other hand, have a proven shelf life of up to 20 months or more. In terms of page capacity, standard-yield Canon 055 toner cartridges can last up to 2,300 pages for black and up to 2,100 pages for cyan, magenta, and yellow at 5% page coverage. While the high-yield Canon 055H toner cartridges can last up to 7,600 pages for black and up to 5,900 pages for cyan, magenta, and yellow at 5% page coverage.
How many times can you refill a toner cartridge?
A genuine toner cartridge can be refilled up to three times; however, it is not recommended since you have to replace some parts of the toner as well. If you think of refilling an empty toner cartridge, please bear in mind the following pros and cons. The major advantage of refilling is cost-efficiency. It'll be a way cheaper option rather than purchasing a new genuine one. On the other hand, refilled toner cartridges can have issues with print quality and durability. The toner consists of different parts, such as rolling gears, cleaning blades, etc. These parts wear out over time, which can cause noise when printing, low-quality printouts, and even leakage inside the printer. Another thing to look into is the imaging drum; these hold the image before the toner powder is applied to the paper. Just like the toner, parts of the imaging drum also wear and tear over time.
To sum it all up, we highly encourage you to have it refilled through stores that offer refilling services instead. If you choose to purchase a new one, we at CompAndSave offer a wide variety of cheap printer toner cartridges at a much lower price without compromising its quality. Our toners are manufactured to meet or exceed the OEM specifications, which will save you from all the trouble of going through the process of refilling a toner cartridge.