KMP B60Y Compatible Ink Cartridge for Brother LC123Y, Yellow, 6.5 ml, up to 600 Pages, with Chip

KMP B60Y is a yellow ink cartridge made by KMP PrintTechnik AG (Germany) as a compatible replacement for the Brother LC123Y, holding 6.5 ml and rated at up to 600 pages to ISO/IEC 24711 for Brother DCP-J and MFC-J inkjet printers that take LC123 cartridges.

LC123 printers use four separate cartridges — black, cyan, magenta and yellow — and each one is changed only when that colour runs out. This item is the yellow one. It carries a chip, so the printer recognises it, reads its level and keeps printing just as it does with the Brother original.

• 1 × KMP B60Y ink cartridge, yellow, 6.5 ml (replaces Brother LC123Y)
• Single cartridge only — the printer, the other colours and any printhead are not included

• The 600-page figure is measured to ISO/IEC 24711 on A4 office documents with mixed colour content. Pages with large coloured areas, logos or photos use more ink, so expect fewer pages if you print mainly graphics.
• Install it exactly like the original: open the ink cover, press the release on the empty cartridge, slide this one in until it locks and close the cover. Remove any orange protective cap or tape first — a cartridge left with its seal on will report as empty or not print.
• Some printers display a "non-genuine" or "used cartridge" notice the first time a compatible cartridge goes in. Confirm the message on the printer panel and printing continues — this is a printer prompt, not a fault in the cartridge.
• Brother printers stop if any one colour is empty, even when you print in black only. Keeping one spare of each colour avoids that interruption.
• For colour-critical photo work, print one test page after the change and compare it with your previous output before a large job.
• Keep spare cartridges or bottles sealed until you need them; ink in an opened container slowly dries at the nozzle or outlet, and a sealed pack keeps the ink in the condition it left the factory.

• It will not fit printers that take LC1100, LC980, LC223, LC3211 or LC3213 cartridges — the shape and chip are different even when the colour matches.
• It is not an LC125XL or LC127XL high-yield cartridge; it is the standard LC123 size.
• It is one colour only — black, cyan and the remaining colour are sold separately.
• It does not repair a clogged or worn printhead. If the original ink already printed streaks or missing lines, run the printer's cleaning cycle first — new ink cannot fix a printhead fault.