Cartridge Care
You do not need to know every cartridge number. Start with the complete printer model and work from there.
Look at the front or top of the printer, its identification label or its settings. Include any letters at the end of the model name. The serial number identifies your individual machine and is not normally the product search term you need.
Inkjet printers use ink; laser printers use toner. If you are unsure, check the printer documentation or the supplies already fitted. Do not assume that every cartridge-shaped part is toner: some laser printers also have a separate drum.
Note the code and colour from the current cartridge or packaging. Search by that code or the full printer model, then check the product lists your machine. A previous incorrect cartridge is not reliable evidence of compatibility.
Check colour, pack quantity, standard or high-yield capacity and whether the listing is for an original or alternative cartridge. Read the complete product description before checkout.
Small differences between model names can matter. If searching by model and code gives conflicting results, call 0161 738 1066 with both details. For advice articles rather than products, use the WordPress blog.
You can try it, but a partial name may show products for several models. Confirm the full model before purchasing.
Make a separate note of each full model and required colour or cartridge code. For workplace supply enquiries, use Cartridge Care Manchester.
Use the online shop when you know the product you need, or call before ordering if you want help choosing.
