I just received my TN 450 and installed it today. It prints great, but I still get a Toner low message on my HL-2280DW. What is the solution?
1366179
I had the same problem; found the solution online: open the cover, hit clear. Then hit start and a blank screen will appear. After, hit the up arrow (you'll see + above it) until you reach 12. Hit the ok button between the arrows and you'll see an "accepted" display. Close the print cover again and you should be all set.
1366180
You have to reset the toner sensor. You have to turn the printer off. While holding down the Go button turn the printer back on. All the buttons should light up. Then release the Go button and wait for the lights to all turn off. Then press the Go button twice then pause and then press the Go button five times and the low toner message should disappear. Hope this helps.
1366181
When you installed it did you follow the instructions on the paper that came with it? I had the same problem until I followed each step which seemed to reset the printer.
332887
That is the same printer I have. It makes nice copies, but I am assuming because it is not a "brother" cartridge it says my toner is low - which it is not. For the price you cannot beat it.
1382102
any of the black box toners(color of the box) should be fine. I am seeing a lot of people showing pictures of the black box's but sending the blue colored ones which are pretty old, I would not recommend using.
1611847
The printer started complaining about low toner at about 1,000 pages with the starter cartridges, but I adjusted the settings (low threshold and low color toner behavior) and continue printing until I notice loss of quality on the printed page. This will save thousands of dollars over the life of the printer. Learned this trick with my previous HP color Laserjet. The HP default settings suggest replacing these very expensive cartridges LONG before you'll notice any degradation of the print quality.
205210
Take the toner out and re-install the old toner back and see if you still hear the loud noise. if it prints with out the loud noise, try put back the new one in and see if it works. maybe it wasn't seated properly.
2116308
That's interesting. I just got the message that the toner is low after printing a mailing, but it was a brand new cartridge and we only printed - at most - 1/2 of what the supposed capacity is. Just a letter, so not excessive page coverage either. I guess the answer is I don't know, but have had some similar experience (though not that soon). Typically this hasn't been a huge issue.
239111
Yes, but as has been noted, it's a "starter" cartridge. You can, however, get the machine to ignore the "low toner" signal and print till exhaustion through menu selection: 1. General Setup -> 4. Replace Toner -> Options -> Use +/- keys to change Stop to Continue. See p. 77 of the Basic User's Guide for the entire menu tree.
2109002
Are they the toners that go with the printer. Are they the name brand toners? Sometimes if you don't use the correct toner it will compromise the printer. Other than that I really don't know what else it could be. Try calling the printer company,
29014
Yes. You know when it begins to print poorly, such as printing light or parts of the page missing. When that happens, remove the toner cartridge and gently rock it back on forth a few time. Then reinstall it. That should fix the problem for a short while, but it's best to keep a spare toner cartridge on hand.
1003372
Thanks for your interest. The question form has reference to a MFC7360DN printer. My comments did not relate to use of a cartridge with a MFC7360DN printer (if there is such) but to a MFC7460DN. The only markings on the box were as follows: `Laser Toner Cartridge TN450" and "1 pack new compatible to MFC7460DN and MFC7860DN." My printer is a MFC7460DN and it takes either a TN420 or TN450 cartridge. With both printer and cartridge number thus designated on the box, one ought to be able to expect it to work with the referenced printer without problems. A previous TN450 cartridge from another non-OEM provider worked perfectly. Ardel
460477
From what I can find out the TN-750 high yield is compatible with your HL-5440D printer. If you have doubts go to the Brother.com site. My HL-5470DW has the toner sizes right on the top of the printer. I find the high yield to be just that - it prints about 5200+ pages.
850126
The short answer is I don't know. I have downloaded the manuals and looked through them. The don't go into any real detail on the printing capability. It seems to me you should use a color paper to accomplish what you want rather than try to change the color of the paper with toner. Perhaps I don't understand what you are trying to do. The one I have (8850) prints fine.
223715
The TN-420 is included with this printer, it's a starter toner cartridge that should last about 700 pages of normal text; it lasted me about 330 pages with heavy graphics. If you print a lot, you should get the TN-450 toner cartridge that should print about 2,900 pages of normal text. By the way, the printer is medium grade printer (of build strength) and I could find very little defects compared to my 5280DW industrial grade printer. It's a five star printer.
1297248
I purchased TN450 Compatible Toner Cartridge to use with Brother HL-2270DW Series Printer.My printer has recognised the Cartidge immediately upon installing.
2103178
Call Technical support. They have been absolutely wonderful with me on every occasion! and, the only other thing I would suggest is with the new cartridge of black in place, disconnect your printer from the electrical outlet and shut down your computer. Then, restart your computer and restart your printer to see if that makes a difference. Otherwise, call KM. They are wonderful! And, these printers are wonderful although a bit "sensitive."
2038716
I had the same concern and asked the supplier. They said it will work in both the TN250 and TN450. But I should tell you that I have not used the toner yet as my TN450 cartridge has not run out of toner.
2182360
When I installed this cartridge in my HP M1212nf MFP, the printer display said "Non HP Cartridge Installed" or something to that effect. I pressed the OK button on my printer & the message went away. The message has not returned since & my printer is printing without issue. I also installed these cartridges on 2 family member's printers which are also HP Printers, but different models. One did not give a message at all & just worked. The other gave a similar message like my printer did & again I just hit the OK button, the message was cleared & the printer works normally.