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Brother Wireless MFC-L2760DW Monochrome All-in-One Laser Printer for
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Features:
- Dynamic black & white print, copy, scan and fax multi-functionality combined with space-saving efficiency and approachable affordability.
- For professional documents that get noticed, print confidently with Brother Genuine black toner cartridges: TN830 (Standard), TN830XL (High Yield), TN830V (Value High Yield) and TN830XL 2PK (Twin-Pack). Replacement Drum Unit DR830.
- A 50-page auto document feeder allows for convenient, time-saving multi-page copying, scanning, and faxing.
- Produces documents quickly with print speeds up to 30 ppm and scan speeds up to 23.6/7.9 ipm (black/color).
- Tackle high-volume printing, copying, scanning, and faxing with the 250-sheet capacity paper tray and 50-page auto document feeder‡. The manual feed slot is ideal for envelopes and specialty paper.
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Community Reviews
This Brother monochrome all-in-one laser printer stands out as a reliable home or small-business workhorse with fast, low-cost printing and wireless convenience. Long-term ownership reports are strong, with similar Brother models still running well after 5 to 18 years and thousands of pages, often on inexpensive generic toner. The automatic document feeder is especially useful for scanning thick batches, and the unit supports Wi-Fi, phone printing, AirPrint, and duplex printing. The main caveats are that scanning is single-sided, there is no Ethernet port, and generic toner compatibility can depend on chip and firmware versions. It is a solid fit if you want a durable black-and-white printer and can live with those limits.
The printer can deliver long-term monochrome reliability with generic toner cartridges.
The printer can stay efficient for home or small business printing with low operating costs over years.
The automatic document feeder can help scan thick batches efficiently and supports duplex double-page printing.
The starter consumables and drum unit have published page-life expectations from Brother.
The printer can cause noticeable electrical effects like light dimming or bulb flicker when starting or printing.
The printer may reject a second generic or aftermarket toner cartridge if the smart chip is outdated or incompatible.
The printer can have scanning limitations on some Windows setups due to driver compatibility issues.
The printer may require separate drum replacement hardware rather than bundling it with the toner cartridge.
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TLDR: printer not recognizing 2nd of 2 Linkyo toner cartridges TN760D
I went to change the toner in a relative's HLL2395DW. It was the 2nd of an old Linkyo two-pack I bought years ago (light user). They were complaining the print in #1 was getting faint. Actually not too bad in my opinion but just getting ready for tax season. Anyway, toner number 2 would not get recognized - No Toner message. Swapped in/out a couple times, no joy. Put T1 in and no issue, recognized and worked. Ended up putting in the OG starter cartridge (actually still darker than the T1!)
So what can I try to get T2 working. Otherwise, they're liable to get an OG cartridge and I want to save them from that.
I forgot to chip whether it's chipped or not, I think not but not sure. Or possibly, T2 has a bad chip?
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