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Brother DCP-330C All-In-One InkJet Printer Questions & Answers
UNABLE TO INIT. 4F ERROR
This error is associated with the self test the printer does on the print head during power-up of the printer.
Sadly, it is indicative of either a faulty print head or a faulty main control board, neither of which are easy or inexpensive to replace.
Unless you can get hold of another machine with a different fault and swap over the print head and/or board (you'll need very good skills and tools to do this) then I'm afraid the machine is beyond economic repair*.
* Brother will repair your machine but the cost will likley be more than a new one.
My printer OCR command does not respond. The
- faq000559_002
When I try to OCR into WordPad using the ScanSoft® PaperPort® SE with
OCR or the Brother ControlCenter3, the text comes out as gibberish.
This started after I installed Windows® XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). Why and
what should I do?
- faq000093_012
What is MFL-Pro Suite Software?
- faq002613_000
When I try to scan to OCR I get an error message saying "This feature
is not available because there is no OCR Software installed".
- faq002561_000
How do I configure or change the settings of the ControlCenter 2 or 3 scanning options?
- faq000562_002
When scanning to OCR from Brother Control Center3, the OCR
application doesn't launch. I have Windows® XP Service Pack 2 (SP2)
installed. What should I do?
- faq000563_002
When scanning to OCR from PaperPort® SE, the following error message
appears: "System error incurred in external ink module EZText.g32. The
OCR server is unable to process the document". I have Windows® XP
Service Pack 2 (SP2) installed. What should I do?
- faq002620_008
Windows® 7 Support Information
Enter maintenance mode
Menu. Black Start(Mono Start), Menu and Black Start(Mono Start) "Maintenance 10" will display on the LCD
MY BROTHER PRINTER DCP-395 CN ERROR IN UNABLE TO INTI 4F PLEASE SOLUTION
This error is associated with the self test the printer does on the print head during power-up of the printer.
Sadly, it is indicative of either a faulty print head or a faulty main control board, neither of which are easy or inexpensive to replace.
Unless you can get hold of another machine with a different fault and swap over the print head and/or board (you'll need very good skills and tools to do this) then I'm afraid the machine is beyond economic repair*.
* Brother will repair your machine but the cost will likley be more than a new one.
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