How to Troubleshoot If Brother Inkjet printer won’t print
When your Brother Inkjet printer denies printing, it may be caused due to the miscommunications between your computer and the printer. You may also face printing problems because of the incorrect cable connection or a busy print queue. Considering one possible cause of difficulty at an instance, from simple to complex, can help you save time instead of changing different settings at the same time. When you locate and fix the issue, note down the symptoms and their cause; as a result, you know what to do if problems recur. Usually, you can also call at the Brother Printer customer support phone number for getting help directly to the live agent.
Check Connections
If your Brother printer becomes even partially disconnected from a power source or data, it fails the ability to answer. Check that your printer has the proper power connection and the Ethernet cables don’t have any damage. If your printer doesn’t start while pressing its power button, then try to connect it to a different outlet to find the tripped electrical breaker. To check data connections, replace a new cable.
Consumables
Depending on the design, Brother Inkjet printheads use either electrical current or heat to get ink out of small nozzles and onto the page, and becoming dry can harm your machine. With the ink demands of extensive page coverage and graphics-rich documents, your inkjet printer dips into its supply to accomplish test output and self-cleaning processes. Some Inkjets end printing, even in the mid of a document, while an ink container touches the no-go point. When you are checking or refilling ink cartridges, also test the paper input tray.
Print Queue
As inkjet printers print single line at a time via Print heads that negotiate back and forth diagonally the page, the overall output speed delays behind that of printer that prints a page at a time such as laser and solid ink printers. If your output stuck in printing midpoint, you should verify via your print management software for causes that preventing the print queue from proceeding. Similarly, check that the queue stays active and not in a break or hold.
Waste Pad
Many Brother Inkjet printers have a waste ink absorber that traps the consequences of head-cleaning phase in a reservoir or pad in the printer. While this absorber seals up, your printer denies proceeding until you remove or replace the part and rearrange the waste counter. If you rearrange the counter without changing the waste absorber, extra ink finally infects the inner of the printer. However, if the issue remains continued, contact the Brother Printer customer service and seek the prompt query resolution.
