Error Message | Cause | Action | |
Unable to Clean XX | The machine has a mechanical | Open the scanner cover and remove any | |
Unable to Init. XX | problem. | foreign objects and paper scraps from | |
inside the machine. If the error message | |||
Unable to Print XX | continues, see Transferring your faxes or | ||
Unable to Scan XX | A foreign object such as a | Fax Journal report on page 146 before | |
paperclip or ripped paper is in the | disconnecting the machine so you will not | ||
(If the LCD shows | |||
machine. | lose any important messages. Then, | ||
error number 46, |
| disconnect the machine from the power for | |
see the error message |
| several minutes and reconnect it. | |
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Unable to Clean 46 | The ink absorber box or flushing | The ink absorber box or flushing box will | |
Unable to Init. 46 | box is full. These components are | need to be replaced. Contact Brother | |
periodic maintenance items that | Customer Service or a Brother Authorized | ||
Unable to Print 46 | may require replacement after a | Service Center to have your machine | |
| period of time to ensure optimum | serviced. (See Brother numbers | |
| performance from your Brother | on page i.) | |
| machine. The need to replace | Other reasons for cleaning are: | |
| these items and the time period | ||
| 1 Machine automatically cleans after | ||
| before replacement is dependent | ||
| on the number of purges and | clearing a printer jam. | |
| flushes required to clean the ink | 2 Machine automatically cleans after | |
| system. These boxes acquire | ||
| sitting idle for more than 45 days | ||
| amounts of ink during the different | ||
| (infrequent use). | ||
| purging and flushing operations. | ||
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| The number of times a machine |
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| varies depending on different |
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| frequently powering the machine |
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| on and off will cause numerous |
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| cleaning cycles since the machine |
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| automatically cleans upon power |
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| up. The use of generic inks may |
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| cause frequent cleanings |
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| because generic inks could cause |
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| poor print quality which is |
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| resolved by cleaning. The more |
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| cleaning the machine requires the |
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| faster these boxes will fill up. |
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