I have the Brother MFC-J450DW and it says it takes LC101 and LC103-will it take the super high yield LC107? If anyone's used this this size with 450?
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No. I have a MFCJ450DW. The LC107 does not fit - I found out the hard way. Anyone want an opened but unused LC107 cartridge?
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I have a different printer. I have MFC J4410JW and it took the LC103. I had no problem putting in the LC 107 cartridges.
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I have a MFC-240C, had it for several years. I just put the first of the eight cartridges in it today and it works fine. I never cross-checked, just ordered LC51s since the sticker on the printer says so. Good luck! Lee
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If your MFC-495 CW uses Brother LC-61 inks, then the answer is YES. These OEM cartridges are 100% compatible with Brother printers that use LC-61 cartridges. I have been using cartridges from HI-VISION for 3 years now ---- with no clogs and no problems whatsoever. Like any ink cartridges, please perform regular maintenance like cleaning print heads and printing test prints (using the control panel).
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I also own an MFC 8710DW, and there is a big sticker pasted right on top that says to order TN-720 or TN-750 toner cartridges. (I haven't needed a replacement yet, but I intend to purchase the TN-750)
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I have no idea. I do not have that particular printer. Call brother corporate is my best guess. Sorry I could not be more helpful. DW
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Our fax is a Brother 2800 and works fine with the drum unit we received.....don't know what MFC is.
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Yes, according to Brother here: http://www.brother-usa.com/accessories/Accessories.aspx?Model=DCPJ140W&ACASCID;=30#.UfLg62RASEM it uses the LC61 cartridge.It does not mention high yield....which now gives me pause.
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Yes, it works on my printer which is the MFCJ870DW. The LC103 lasts quite long, too...at least I am able to do several newsletters of 7-8 pages in length plus other frequent printing tasks...hope this was helpful...HW
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Good day Merci.The printer I purchased this ink for was a Brother MFC-6890CDW, which also uses the Brother LC65 High Yield Series of Inks. So I am guessing that they would fit and work given that your printer uses the same ink series. I had no serious problems just got two cartridges which just did not read on the printer (Guess it was just a bad cartridge) other than that the rest were able to read by the printer and I was able to print. Given that the inks are generic refilled inks, its not a bad price to pay for them.
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According to the Brother-USA website the correct black cartridge for your printer is the LC103BK (high yield) or the LC101BK (standard yield).
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I have the MFC-J4410DW. The black color works great; I have not had a chance to use the color yet.
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Brother MFC-J280W Printer but it may end-up messing up your printer like it happened to mine. Miy machine was no longer able to detect the yellow ink cartridge color, so it would no longer print.I will never use any compatible ink cartridges if not only original ink cartridges.
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Hello, for this particular LC61 cartridges, here are the following compatible machines: DCP-165C, DCP-385C, DCP-585CW, MFC-250C, MFC-255CW, MFC-290C, MFC-295CN, MFC-490CW, MFC-495CW, MFC-5490CN, MFC-5890CN, MFC-6490CW, MFC-6890CDW, MFC-790CW, MFC-990CW -InkClub
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LC101BK (Black), LC101C (Cyan), LC101M (Magenta), LC101Y (Yellow) these are for the Standard cartridges, for High Yield cartridges the numbers run LC103BK, etc., etc.I don't have this model (an older one) but I find that I like to use the High Yield Black and Standard for the rest.Hope that helps everyone!
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I recommend the MLT - D104S works just fine with the ML - 1865W. I've experienced no problems and no difference in the printing or the operation of the printer. I will purchase again when needed and would recommend it to anyone.
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I have a Brother model MFC-J270W and I've had no trouble, unless it sits for long periods, then you will need to do a manual Ink "Clean" on the printer menu ............. GDW
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Didn't work with my Brother HL4570CDW. I also ordered one directly from Kingston, and it didn't seem be accepted by the printer either. I never called Brother to try to toubleshoot - just coninued to use the printer as is.