Brother mfc "No Ink Cartridge" LC3317 LC3319 LC3329 LC3313 Ink not detected

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

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[@MrHusni90]

I'd like to be the first person to say Thank you. You're a savior. Now I know why my cartridges are not detected. I changed them while the screen is on Ink Volume. I threw away so many cartridges thinking they're faulty. I also now know that the chips don't store the ink volume info and is re-usable and ALSO slide-able. Thank you, sir. I wish I come across your videos earlier.

[@PaleoCon2008]

This worked on my LC200EC cartridge for my Brother MRC J985DW printer.

[@swamibeyond6382]

Nicely done, thank you! Calculate genuine ink cost in gallons...$2000/gl. Ilike my Brother printer but puleeeze! Just found another trick...unplug machine, install cartridges, working so far.

[@torisoda]

THANK YOU!! THIS PRINTER GIVES ME ANXIETY - I have a MFC-J6530DW and this hack WORKED! THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!! Also works for LC3019 cartridges. :)

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

All printers are now designed to give you anxiety, its a ploy to get you to spend more $$$ unnecessarily. For this reason I advise my business customers to run a small B/W Laser printer like the HL2270dw in their office. It means you can always print (cheaply), the unit is compact and doesn't take up too much space and will work for 60000pages before requiring maintenance.

[@kawafajakupa]

THANK YOU --- worked on 6935DW / LC3219

[@vijayafernando1]

WOW Mr Terry Jones you are a genius. How much do i owe you? You are a diamond

[@vivcorcoran5138]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, you have been a life saver!

[@MohammadBazargani-r2q]

Thanks brother!! It worked nice!!

[@FruitfulEden]

So, the top window of the cartridge has a small flag. It moves positions when the ink is low. is there a way to keep that flag in the full position???

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Is this a trick question? Its easy to keep the flag in the full position -fill it with more ink.

[@electronicsluckydip]

@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs I have a J6730DW using LC3317. Can the flag window be covered with tape or marker to avoid the cartridge being detected as empty, or will the printer still record the chip as empty after use? Also, does the chips ID only get recorded as empty by the printer after the flag has moved? In other words can the same chip ID (e.g. a guenuine cart) be reused indefinitely provided the cart is kept topped up or the flag is covered? Your videos are an awesome help, ty.

[@sarnywarny]

I have 4 "????" showing on the ink volume like yours, but still doesn't print any text or colors, it always shows blank in the paper.

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Here is the video that explains your problem. Begin by removing that yellow sticker on your printer kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafQgX6wqtSCg7c

[@patandrews9552]

i have MFC-J890DW uses 3313 ink cartridges why do they sell ink cartridge re setters for the chip reset ?

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Genuine brother ink chips requires reset to change the chip serial number. The chips I show here on my cartridges automatically change the chip serial number everytime the cartridge it removed and put back in the printer to make the printer think a new cartridge is installed.

[@patandrews9552]

@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs ok will try thanks

[@chrcreativeservice5454]

Hi Jones, I have a brother mfc j6510dw printer that does not recognize compatible black cartridges. It's the first time I've had these problems and the printer is in excellent condition. I have made many unsuccessful attempts and even online I have not found anything, I always follow your videos and I wonder if you can help me. I thank you Carlo

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Get the old empty cartridges you pulled out cover the ink window with black electrical tape and see if the cartridge recognises as full

[@chrcreativeservice5454]

@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs hi Jones, I did all these tests but nothing the message is always "unable to detect".......

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

@@chrcreativeservice5454 Then your printer is broken. Time for a new one.

[@aesopshair6690]

@@chrcreativeservice5454 Not sure if this helps... I have appreciated having Brother printers, but frequently frustrated at the "not detected" or "not enough ink" messages... just bought a replacement cartridge and was going to swap the chip so I didn't end up wasting a new cartridge, but on closer inspection you can see a tiny battery beneath the chip... So I removed this and replaced it (hoping it would reset the memory) and it seems to have worked! Good luck if you still have the printer.

[@rtepkeruchs]

Is there a way to fix this without original cartridges?

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Do you see any original cartridges in this video being used??

[@rtepkeruchs]

@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs I meant with regards to the chip. I dont have the original chip and or any cartridge that works.

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

@@rtepkeruchs you can buy our cartridges at this link www.fixitfastelectronics.com/BROTHER-PRINTER-INK-CARTRIDGE-BRISBANE-GOLDCOAST/LC3319-brother-ink.htm

[@rtepkeruchs]

@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs Thank you I will definately look into this.😊

[@philippedjx4516]

thank you very much my savior

[@NICWIKE]

Legend!

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Be sure to watch video 2 follow up

[@tahirhodaj7437]

Thanks Mate

[@janewrin1830]

Lesson is to NEVER buy Brother printer. How dare they tell you what make of cartridge to use. Last time this worked, but this time it hasn't, so i removed them all and then the offending one was recognised but then 2 others were randomly rejected.

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

Or you could buy your non-genuine cartridges from someone who knows what they're doing. Let me guess there's a big bright yellow sticker on your printer isn't there?

[@janewrin1830]

@@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs No yellow sticker. in the past this has worked, but this time no chance. I have a box of non-Brother cartridges and so I will use the new Brother one's chips to make sure that they can all be used, then ditch the thing.

[@TerryJonesPrinterRepairs]

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