Clearing memory Brother 8360p

Thereisn't one, you just plug/unplug at the mains.

Why do you want to change the baud rate ?

I have seen a few Brother faxes do this. I fixed them by turning off the power, holding down the clear/stop button and keep holding it down while you turn the power back on. Keep holding it for a few seconds then release. This will clear what ever is in the memory that is locking up the memory print. Note: you will lose any received faxes in memory by using this procedure.
This may help you restore your fax to a operation condition.
Good Luck and Thank You for using Fixya.

not avable from brothers as yet. keep checking windows web site for drivers.

Turn off the power, hold down the red clear/stop button while turning the power back on. This should reset whatever has locked up the printing memory.
Good Luck and Thank You for using Fixya.

They don't have an on / off switch. Many fax machines don't.

Simply unplugging and re-powering up a machine will cause the power supply to fail. Not unheard of.

on most brother machines you just open the door and hit the clear key. It will ask if it is a new drum, select yes and bam!

It could be line noise on the phone.., which allows phones to work ok, but causes problems with faxes. See this document from the brother website concerning comm.error:

http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/BSC/public/us/ca/en/faq/faq/000000/000100/000067/faq000167_000.html?reg=us&c=ca&lang=en&prod=fax2800_us&Cat=11

Would recommend having the phone company run a line check to make sure the phone line is clean of interference !

It seems that someone has sent a large fax that has filled the memory. What they may have done is accidentally programmed one of the buttons to send to #342. This is easily done, if those keys are pressed and then an empty program button is pressed right after. You will have to remove the program from the que 1st of all, then remove the program from the button.

To diver the number itself is a function of the phone company itself via an optional service called "call forwarding". Cost is only a few dollars a month, depending on your provider. Alternatly, you can use a function called "fax forwarding". In this mode, your fax machine will accept the incoming fax into memory and then dial the predefined number of the fax machine on which you wish to receive it on. Look in your manual for "fax forwarding". If you do not have your manual you can download it from: http://www.brother-usa.com/Manuals/Default.aspx Let me know if this solves the problem or you need additional assistance Ed