My dcp 130c printed prints well but the display panel is not working. when the red light is on, we cannot see what the problem is and so it is hard to solve it. Please help us how to fix it.

SOURCE: DCP-130c error 44 Please Help

error 44 dcp 130/mfc 240/440 etc.:

abnormally high temperature within print head.

You have two choices to TRY to fix it:
1. put in new carts. press menu then start copy b/w then  fourtimes arrow up button (AUB) quickly one after another.

press by help of AUB and OK:
7 - (Ok) 6  - (ok) 4 (ok) then start b/w copy to initiate the carts and let the machine do some power cleaning.

leave the maintenance mode by pressing AUB 9 (ok)  and 9 again.

2. Make sure that the ph is at correct position simply by pressing on it from top (power up machine. wait til ph runs to left side. unplug from power. simpl press onto the ph). replug to power.

If you still receive the error the ph is defective due to bad generic ink and needs replacing.

SOURCE: Brother Print Unable 50 Error

No ;-)

The encoder strip switched off the ph and has to be set into place again.
see here how to fix it:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t211210-brother_mfc845cw

(enlarge the browser window to see pics somewhat better)

An advice:
when you have set the encoder strip in pos. again stick some scotch tape on the top of the ph cover where the strip runs thru to prevend the slipping off again on next paper jam ;-)

SOURCE: Brother DCP-130C refuses to print the magenta ink

If you don't print at least once a month, you will clog the machine. You unfortunately have to get it fixed by a professional or get a new printer. Sorry!

SOURCE: my Brother DCP-150C cant print, displays, UNABLE TO CLEAN"

Unable to clean either means there's a paper scrap in the clean station, or the ink overflow box is full and needs to be changed by a dealer. Sorry, no quick fix...

SOURCE: i have replaced my empty ink cartrages, but when i

two possibilities, first check to make sure the inks are really there. take the cartridges out and look at the little plastic window on the cartridge and see if you see ink. if you dont, you will need to get a new cartridge again, if you do see the ink, most likely the sensor board is damaged. Usually this damaged because of generic ink.

thanks

Testimonial: "thanks for the info,i have double checked and there is ink in the cartridge,so if its the sensor board i take it will be cheaper to buy a new printer "