It won't print after install yellow toner cartridge

If your Toshiba e-Studio 3555c is not recognizing your new yellow toner cartridge, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Make sure that the toner cartridge is properly installed. Remove the toner cartridge and reinsert it, making sure that it is securely in place.
2. Check the toner cartridge for any signs of damage or wear. If the toner cartridge is damaged, it will need to be replaced.
3. Clean the contacts on the toner cartridge and in the printer. Over time, the contacts can become dirty or corroded, which can interfere with communication between the toner cartridge and the printer.
4. Try a different yellow toner cartridge. It is possible that the toner cartridge you are using is defective or incompatible with your printer.
5. Restart your printer. Sometimes, simply restarting the printer can help to resolve communication issues between the toner cartridge and the printer.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is possible that there is a problem with the printer's toner sensor or other hardware components. In this case, it may be necessary to contact a professional printer technician to diagnose and fix the issue.

Hello,
The Magenta or RED toner cartridge should be removed and double check that you have indeed removed the pull tab located on the side of the cartridge which will remove the sealing tape off the new toner cartridge.
The YELLOW toner cartridge on the other hand if it is not new then it is perhaps empty and needs to be replaced. Another option is to remove the YELLOW toner cartridge from the machine, Tap it and shake it side to side to loosen the toner that is in it, and replace it back into the machine, this will usually make it start to work again!
Good Luck!
Rich Lilja

the printer is fixable seems like you need to get another toner cartdrige clean out the area and printer drum and make sure to shake the cartridge and remove ALL the tape that protects it thats why its leaking

Remove the yellow toner cartridge and shake from side to side while keeping the cartridge level. Sounds like the remianing toner in your yellow toner cartridge is not evenly distributed.

Generally this is a toner cartridge issue. Are you using genuine toner cartridges or generic remanufactured? I have attended alot of repairs on this model when clients use generic cartridges. Usually a genuine cartridge fixes the problem.

change your yellow toner insert new toner cartridge then solve your problem

Look through the menus on the printer for a setting for "Low Toner" -- the choices of what to do are usually either "continue" or "stop" or something similar (my 2430DL has this option setting) -- set this option to "Continue".
My 15 year old HPs also have a similar setting. However, this will keep it printing when the black runs out, so you will need to check your print production run visually as you go along to make sure the quality is what you need

try to install the cartridge again and see if it can print.or u can reinstall the printer drivers. if the problem still persists then visit below mentioned link for a free diagnosis.
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Take a tissue and clean the area where the toner is. Do not use anything wet at all. Just a soft tissue. Re-install toner and try again to print. If the problem continues, it may be a leaking toner catridge. The cartridge has a cleaning blade built in and it may be deffective. Try a new toner cartridge if so.

Most all new color laser printers employ an RFID reader adjacent to each of the 4 tomer cartridges. There is a unique RFID chip inside (under a small blue slide cover) each toner cartridge. Whan a new toner cartridge is installed, the printer "knows" such and begins a "countdown" of the number of prints that are made which utilize the toner in each of the 4 cartridges. Once a toner cartridge has "processed" the predetermined number of copies you will get a warning that the cartridge is almost empty and must be replaced. After an additional predetermined number of copies are processed, the integral computer within the printer will shut down the printer until the cartridge is "replaced". If you simply "refill" the same or original cartridge and re-install it into the printer, the same RFID chip is in the cartridge and the computer will not reset the print "counter", allowing you to start printing. You have to obtain another couple of new or "re-filled" cartridges (of the same color or black) from an outside source. The printers' internal computer does not keep a complete running list of all of the RFID chips that have been installed and used in the printer (maybe 2 or 3) and then then it is "1st in / 1st out" of the limited RFID memory of the printer. I have been unable to obtain a "Service Manual" for the OKI C3400n printer to determine how to do a "hard reset" of the internal computer. I know there is a way which would allow the "refilling" of the toner cartridges without having to buy an additional 2 of each color.