Do all Brother printers use the same toner?
Although the actual toner installation process for each printer is slightly different across machines, the basic mechanics are the same. Toner cartridge replacement varies depending on the type of documents you print.
Why are Brother toner cartridges so expensive?
Here’s a quick and simple answer: Ink cartridges are expensive so companies can make a profit. Most printers are sold at a loss. A manufacturer makes money NOT by selling consumers an inkjet or laser printer, but by selling the supplies needed to print. The manufacturer controls the technology and the prices.
Can I refill my Brother toner cartridge?
Yes, The toner plug in Brother cartridges allow for clean and easy refills without the need to drill a hole into the cartridge. The toner plug is covered by a label sticker.
How do I know what toner to use for my printer?
Open the printer and allow the ink carrier to move to the center of the machine. Look at the product number printed on each cartridge. If you don’t see a number on the top of a cartridge, remove it from the printer. Look for the number printed on a sticker on the side of the cartridge.
What can I do with an old laser printer?
What to Do with Old Printers
- Recycle. The easiest way to get rid of an old printer is to recycle it.
- Donate. There are organizations and schools out there where you could donate your printer to someone who still needs it.
- Sell. You can always try to sell your old printer to help cover the cost of a new printer.
How do I force my Brother printer to print with low toner?
A simple trick on many Brother printers showing a “low toner” warning is to simply pop the cartridge out of the printer, wait a moment, and push it back in. This resets the printer memory and tells the machine to “look again” at toner levels. This can allow you to get more out of your Brother toner cartridge.