What Toner Does the Canon imageCLASS D570 Use?
Last Updated:The Canon imageCLASS D570 is a monochrome laser all-in-one (print, copy and scan) that uses the Canon 137 toner cartridge. The cartridge has an integrated drum, so there is no separate drum unit to replace.
CastleScore · October 2026
83/100 — Highly Recommended
Canon imageCLASS D570
| Pillar (weight) | Score | What it is based on |
|---|---|---|
| Owner ratings (28%) | 84 | 4.30★ average across 1,678 ratings at Amazon (4.3) |
| Expert reviews (20%) | 70 | PCMag 3.5/5 |
| Cost per page (18%) | 96 | About 1¢ per page all-in with our compatible Canon 137 toner (2,400 pages; drum built in). |
| Reliability (18%) | 85 | Most-reported problems: scanner stops working over Wi-Fi until the printer is removed and re-added on the computer; copies and prints cut off part of the page after a toner change; users report the printer getting stuck in DOWNLOAD MODE after a firmware 'Update and Download' |
| Features (11%) | 73 | Print, copy, scan, auto two-sided printing, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, fast (20+ ppm). No document feeder, no fax, no touchscreen. |
| Value (5%) | 90 | Running cost and owner satisfaction |
Discontinued. Best Buy says the imageCLASS D570 is no longer available new. Canon Cartridge 137 is still sold.
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The toner, pictured
Canon 137 TonerOur own compatible toner, photographed in-house.
Canon 137 Toner at a Glance
| Consumable | Part Number | Page Yield | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Toner | Canon 137 (9435B001) | ~2,400 pages | Standard |
Cartridge 137 also fits the imageCLASS LBP151dw, MF212w, MF216n, MF217w, MF226dn, MF227dw, MF229dw, MF232w, MF236n, MF242dw, MF244dw, MF247dw and MF249dw. The imageCLASS D550 is not on the list.
How to Replace the Toner
- Power on the Canon imageCLASS D570 and open the front cover.
- Pull the used Canon 137 cartridge straight out of the printer.
- Unbox the new cartridge, rock it gently 5–6 times to distribute toner, and remove the protective seal.
- Slide the new Canon 137 cartridge in until it clicks into place.
- Close the cover. The printer will recognize the new cartridge automatically.
Troubleshooting Tips
Low toner or "replace cartridge" message: Canon cartridges report level via an internal counter. If a known-good cartridge shows a low-toner warning, remove and reseat it, or power-cycle the printer.
Faded or streaky prints: Gently rock the toner cartridge side-to-side to redistribute toner, then reinstall. Run the printer's built-in cleaning cycle from the maintenance menu to clear fuser residue.
Print quality declining over time: Because the drum is integrated, replacing the toner cartridge installs a fresh drum at the same time — no separate drum service is required.
Paper jams or smudges: Inspect the paper path and pickup roller for wear. Replacing worn rollers and keeping the printer dust-free prevents repeated print-quality issues.
What imageCLASS D570 owners ask
These are the questions that come up most for this printer on retailer Q&A pages, Canon's support community and owner reviews, answered in our words.
Can the D570 scan or copy a stack of pages automatically?
No. It has a flatbed glass only, with no document feeder, and the glass takes originals up to letter size. The printer itself prints up to legal.
It stopped scanning to my Mac over Wi-Fi, but still prints.
One owner on Canon's forum fixed it by deleting the printer from the Mac and adding it again.
Why does it print a random page with "ScannerStatus" text on it?
Canon support points to the wrong driver and recommends installing the latest MF driver for the D570. One owner on Windows stopped it by switching from a USB connection to Wi-Fi.
After a toner change, copies and prints are cut off. What happened?
The first thing to try is taking the cartridge out and gently rocking it, then reinstalling it. If that doesn't help, the cartridge itself or the fixing assembly is likely at fault.
imageCLASS D570 quirks worth knowing
- Cartridge 137 comes in one size only, about 2,400 pages. Canon makes no high-yield version.
- Two-sided printing is automatic but slows the D570 from 28 to 16 pages per minute.
- Paper comes from a 250-sheet cassette plus a one-sheet multipurpose slot for envelopes or the odd heavier sheet.
- The 5-line LCD panel tilts, which helps if the printer sits low on a desk or shelf.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What toner does the Canon imageCLASS D570 use?
A: The Canon imageCLASS D570 uses the Canon 137 (9435B001) black toner cartridge.
Q: Does the Canon imageCLASS D570 have a separate drum unit?
A: No — the drum is built into the Canon 137 cartridge, so replacing the toner refreshes the drum at the same time.
Q: Can I use compatible Canon 137 cartridges?
A: Yes. Canon's D570 support page lists no firmware notes, and we found no reports of Canon blocking third-party Cartridge 137 on this printer. The Canon 137 we sell is a compatible cartridge.
Q: How do I reset the toner counter?
A: Canon printers detect new cartridges automatically — no manual reset is needed.
Q: Where can I buy Canon 137 toner?
A: We sell a compatible Canon 137 cartridge. Genuine Canon 137 is part number 9435B001.
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