Brother DCP 130C All-In-One InkJet Printer "stop error light flashing" Questions

...error (unable to clean). This can be done on every Brother inkjet machine with a numeric keypad. - Machine off - Switch on the machine while holding down the “menu” button until all the leds are ...

...button until screen displays ‘purge count’ press 2783 to reset purge count press stop/exit key press 99 machine should return to normal hello how can i fix the error "unable to init.49 in brother ...

...error (unable to clean). This can be done on every Brother inkjet machine with a numeric keypad. - Machine off - Switch on the machine while holding down the “menu” button until all the leds are ...

...error (unable to clean). This can be done on every Brother inkjet machine with a numeric keypad. - Machine off - Switch on the machine while holding down the “menu” button until all the leds are ...

...Error 46, it is necessary to dismantle the printer, replace the ink absorber box (or possibly break the ink absorber box open and clean its absorbent sponges under a tap), re-assemble the printer and ...

...press start bk-copy until PURGE 64xx press 2 7 8 3 Purgecount will be 0000 Press stop press 9 9 to leave the maintenance mode. After the mfc/dcp comes up again in normal state the error has ...

...error code 46 unable to clean. can only find the instructions for the 110c on here. Resetting purge counter: 1) Enter machine maintenance mode (on MFC210C all four photo/copy/fax/scan lights flash in ...

Error 46 on Brother printers The printer must be reset: Press menu then*2864 within 2 seconds and press 80.Keep pressing black/mono start button until screen displays 'purge count'.Press 2783 to reset

...Error 46, it is necessary to dismantle the printer, replace the ink absorber box (or possibly break the ink absorber box open and clean its absorbent sponges under a tap), re-assemble the printer and ...

...Stop/Exit key to return to the initial stage of the maintenance mode. 6. Press the 9 key twice to return to the standby state. Happy Printing! Does anyone has a picture explaining how you dismantle ...