In case of Toner Level on a Brother Printer Whether it’s ink ortoner, every printer will slowly run down its supply. And it’lleventually come time to replace one or more cartridges in yourprinter. While Brother printers are known for their reliabilityand economic use of consumables

Depending on what you’re printing, different colours will rundown more quickly. In this article, we want to let you in on howyou can stay in front of this and keep an eye on your ink levelson your Brother printer.

Checking your printer ink levels manually

Press the ‘Menu’ buttonPress either ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ until you get to ‘Ink’ or ‘Ink Management’. Press ‘OK’.Press either ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ until you reach ‘Ink Volume’.There you’ll see how each cartridge is fairing. Press ‘Exit’ or ‘Stop’ to back out.

Press either ‘Left’ or ‘Right’ arrow keys until ‘Ink’ is displayed.Press the image with the row of colours.Press ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ until you reach ‘Ink Volume’. Press ‘Ink Volume’There you will see how much ink each cartridge has left.Press ‘Stop’ or ‘Exit’ to resume normal.

Depending on whether your Brother printer has a touch screen or not, there are twoways to manually check the ink levels on your printer without actually opening up yourprinter. For regular screens:1.2.3.4.

For touch screens:

1.2.3.4.5.

Not every printer will be so clear cut about it – but one of the things we love themost about Brother printers in particular is that they have super clear displaysthat make it simple to interpret what is going on. Brother printers each have anLCD screen that will pop up with a notification when the levels in one or more ofyour cartridges is getting low.

But you may have found your way here because you’ve noticed some of the tell-tale signs that your printer cartridges are getting low. By that, we mean that youmight have noticed some patchiness or off hues – without your printer telling youanything.

If you haven’t yet been prompted with a notification that your ink levels aregetting low, it’s important that you check. Because these signs might just be lowink levels, or they could be a sign that there’s something wrong with your printer.

How can you tell if your ink cartridge is low?