Questions & Answers for: Brother MFC poor quality

...poor quality i might add. now knowing that it will print fron tray #1 with the paper i have, i went back and tried to print a "QUALITY TEST PAGE" again. i got the smae msg. all i want to do is test ...

...quality is very poor Blue is almost grey, red is more to orange,black is dull. The whole thing is very washed out. Dont tell me it is the paper quality because the HP was working fine on the same ...

very poor print (faint) quality, tried cleaning the heads if the printer clean and the ink good or new test the print first by using bold and see if that will increase the darkness and let me know...

...QUALITY IS POOR Are you using a factory new ink cartridge? If you are using a refilled or third party cartridge that may well be your problem. Most manufacturers build logic into their products to ...

...quality is poor and the printer shows ink cartridges are low. However, they are still at half and not empty. Even when replacing a cartridge it shows messsage and print is still poor. Help. Clean the ...

...POOR QUALITY BUT COLOURED INK FINE. USING INK MANAGEMENT TO CLEAN PRINTER NOT HELPING. HAVE TAKEN OUT AND REINSTALLED BLACK CARTRIDGE WITHOUT IMPROVEMENT. WHEN PRINTING A BLOCK OF BLACK PRINT ...

...quality is very poor It sounds like your print heads may need cleaning. However, here is the link from Brother support for your MFC-5890CN on how to improve print quality: Brother MFC 5890 Print ...

...i press print quality the print quality black very poor and the other three colours are fine Try to reseat the ink cartridges Then try to print or power off your printer after that then try to

...than just a poor quality ink cartridge problem? Print heads bad or dirty, as well the cleaning sponge is no doubt in need of attention. They can be replaced but the economics are spendy. Good Luck ...

...poor cop quality, light, washed out when copied from glass or feeder, but color prints from a computor are good. cleaned internal parts, drums and belt look good. Could be a faulty optical sensor or ...