Toner Cartridge Lexmark CS820 CX8xx

The Lexmark Photoconductor Unit is an essential component designed to maintain the Lexmark print system performance when used with Unison toner. Engineered for long-life reliability and consistent image quality, this unit supports the shake-free print system to deliver professional results through the life of the cartridge. Compatible with Lexmark CS820 and CX8xx series supplies and manufactured to work best with genuine Lexmark toner, it contributes to sustainability through the Lexmark Cartridge Collection Programme.

Advantages

This photoconductor unit provides consistently outstanding image quality and is built for long service life, helping to maximize yield and reduce downtime. Its design complements Unison toner formulation for reliable, shake-free operation and steady print performance. Using the genuine unit ensures compatibility and predictable results from the first page to the last.

Suitable for

• High-volume office printing with Lexmark CS820 and CX8xx series
• Environments requiring consistent, professional-quality colour output
• Workplaces that prefer genuine Lexmark supplies for optimal reliability

Key specifications

• Compatible models: Lexmark CS820, CX8xx series
• Designed for use with Unison toner
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 72K0P00
• EAN: 0734646582667
• Technology: Laser photoconductor unit

How to use

Install the photoconductor unit according to the printer’s service manual or on-screen instructions: power off the printer, open the front access door, remove the used unit following safety guidance, and insert the new photoconductor until it locks in place. Close the access door and power the printer back on; the device will initialize and recognize the genuine Lexmark unit. Follow any additional printer prompts to complete installation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the photoconductor unit together with genuine Lexmark Unison toner cartridges and participate in the Lexmark Cartridge Collection Programme to recycle used supplies. Replace the photoconductor at the end of its service life or when image quality degrades, and follow manufacturer maintenance intervals to maintain optimal performance.