How can you determine accurate page yield? (Samsung ML-2010 doesn't even tell you when the toner is low for these - it just stops feeding paper !)
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Printout quality is usually the indicator that the toner is low. Give it a good shake and you'll get another 100 prints which might give you time to order a new one. I can get 2-3 reams out of one of these cartridges. (generally text only printing under half page)
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I just printed on letterhead. set page to manual feed. insert min of 3 sheets of leterhead to print on 1. works best when I lifted letterhead with my hand on the document feeder. let me know if that does not work.. best
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The LC101 package states that page yield information can be obtained from: www.brother.com/pageyield. My printer, the MFC-J870DW, is not listed on that link. You can contact Brother support if you still can't find the information for your printer.
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I have always used the original Samsung manufactured Toner Cartridge. There are cheaper generic brands one can purchase, but I just don't want to take chances with an "unknown" cheaper brand - it could mess up my printer, produce bad copies, and who knows what other problems could arise. My advice is use the original Samsung MLT-D105L toner Cartridges - they are expensive but I've never had any problems with my printer nor the quality of the printed item since 2011 when I purchased my Samsung printer which works perfectly after heavy duty daily printing for 4 years.
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I looked up the toner spec and DCP-7065DN on the compatible list but actually, it won't work. I tried to install into my DCP-7065DN many times and it always show the message "paper jammed"
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brother won't do anything to help.I had just brought my toner from amazon ,it streaked on the right side of the page. I called brother and they told to mail it back to them and they would send postage(which that did not)they sent back the same one back,I again called them back , they said it was empty and would not replace it .I showed that I just got it and if it was empty that is the way they packed. it they wouldn't do anything about it. so a total loss.
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Ok, I see this style of comment a lot, and I can explain this. Stock printer that "comes with toner" is really about half empty (in this case about 600 pages). Cost $300/ 600 Pages, or $0.50/page Regular yield toner costs $240 but lasts for about 1200 pages, so about $0.20/pageThese are high yield toners at $300 but will print about 2200 pages, which comes out to $0.14/pageSo, new printer that comes with toner is over 3.5 times more expensive per page. By the way, I have owned Samsung, Lexmark, HP, and Brother printers, some inkjet and some laser and they all seem to follow this pattern. Ok, I see this style of comment a lot, and I can explain this. Stock printer that "comes with toner" is really about half empty (in this case about 600 pages). Cost $300/ 600 Pages, or $0.50/page Regular yield toner costs $240 but lasts for about 1200 pages, so about $0.20/pageThese are high yield toners at $300 but will print about 2200 pages, which comes out to $0.14/pageSo, new printer that comes with toner is over 3.5 times more expensive per page. By the way, I have owned Samsung, Lexmark, HP, and Brother printers, some inkjet and... » Read More Ok, I see this style of comment a lot, and I can explain this. Stock printer that "comes with toner" is really about half empty (in this case about 600 pages). Cost $300/ 600 Pages, or $0.50/page Regular yield toner costs $240 but lasts for about 1200 pages, so about $0.20/pageThese are high yield toners at $300 but will print about 2200 pages, which comes out to $0.14/pageSo, new printer that comes with toner is over 3.5 times more expensive per page. By the way, I have owned Samsung, Lexmark, HP, and Brother printers, some inkjet and some laser and they all seem to follow this pattern. « Show Less
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Not sure; but I am now getting a "red" alert on my printer. It shows "low on toner", so I will keep an eye on it and if it doesn't clear and runs out of ink, I will have to send it back. That's not a bargain if it is out of Ink so soon! So just to let you know to be aware, I may have gotten a "fluke" refill, but time will tell. I don't use that much Ink so it's way too soon to run out.
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Unfortunately that's pretty much all there is. I am finding that it's actually using a little less toner over time... maybe everything is finally dialed in properly
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Firstly, never, ever turn it off. If you do, say there is a power cut when it is printing, the teeth in the cubes will jamb and the cost of repair is more than a new Samsung printer. Secondly, paper jams are frequent. We could solve this for a short while by cleaning all the rollers and making sure the sensor was clear. But it would soon happen again. Any paper less than 22lbs fails continually. We ended up using 25 lb paper to solve the issue for longer periods.
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I'm sorry I wish that I could help. Mine did the same thing after about 20 pages of lamination over the past 6 months. I ended up throwing mine away and now I have a whole bunch of extra laminating sheets. Eventually I'll replace the machine. I'm usually a huge fan of Amazon but I will certainly not get another Amazon laminating machine. I hope you are able to salvage your machine.
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I've had one for about 3-4 years and just attempted to print business cards and have tried to print card stock in the past. Neither work. Putting in just one sheet at a time and using the premium matte paper setting didn't change anything. Any way I try the printer says out of paper / paper jam error and neither is true. Very disappointed on this part of the performance. Rest has been fine.
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I'd say you're probably in the 3-5% group of defective toner cartridges.The failure rate on a name brand toner is around 1%, so 1 in every 100 or so fail, leave streaks on the page, or will not work. The failure rate in remanufactured cartridges increases that rate to 1 in every 20-35 cartridges or so.I'd return it, and either ask for a replacement or a refund.
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They came out with another firmware in late July but I haven't printed any envelopes yet to see if it helped any. This is what works for me..... Push the envelope into the slot _lightly_ until you will feel a slight stop. Do NOT push any further! Just use your finger tips at the rear most part of the envelope. Within a few seconds (5 or 6 seconds if the printer is asleep) you should feel the printer grab the envelope, it will only move a very slight amount, maybe 1/8th of an inch, you have to pay attention, then you should be able to print normally. It works for me every time now. I've had mine over a year. I found it out from another poster. After digging into Brothers web site and reading their manuals I actually did see where Brother mentioned the same thing, but I had to do a lot of digging to find it. I think it was buried in their trouble shooting section? Thank goodness I don't print a lot of envelopes, that's actually my only nit pick, well, that and having to open the back of the printer when printing envelopes. Also, I use the cheaper standard envelopes and I found that if you use the handle of a butter knife or another flat utensil and flatten the envelope first it will get rid of 90% of the wrinkles. Hoped it helps....
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Had the same exact thing happen to me. Unplugging it for a day worked twice, but only temporarily. I usually buy several toner cartridges extra so I don't run out. Would love to get ths working again so I can use them. Any luck reinstalling software?
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I can tell you how to do that with a Brother and with two HPs and a Pixma. With the Samsung, i was unable to do it. On having established a connection, it would only run for a short time and then would go offline. It's an adorable printer, but just not for cloud printing. It's soured me on anything Samsung.
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Hi, Marie. I believe I have seen confirmation pages out of this printer, but I'm not sure exactly how to get them. Good luck getting this information more concretely! At this point, I'm curious about what the manual says!