Brother HL-L2390DW user manual

To reset the toner counter on a Brother HL-L2390DW printer, you can follow these steps:
1. Make sure the printer is turned on and the front cover is open.
. With the front cover open, press and hold the "GO" button on the printer's control panel for about 4 seconds until all the LED lights turn on.
3. Release the "GO" button and close the front cover.
4. The toner counter should now be reset, and the printer's LED lights will return to normal.
Note: Some Brother printer models may have slightly different reset procedures, so it's always a good idea to refer to the printer's manual or Brother's official support website for specific instructions tailored to your model.

The blinking WiFi light on your Brother printer indicates that the printer is either in the process of connecting to a wireless network or is experiencing a connection issue. Here are a few possible reasons for the blinking WiFi light:
1. Initial Setup: If the printer is newly installed or being configured for the first time, the blinking WiFi light indicates that the printer is in the process of connecting to a wireless network. Once the connection is established, the light will become steady.
2. Network Connection Issue: If the printer was previously connected to a wireless network but is now experiencing a connection issue, the WiFi light may blink to indicate that it is unable to establish or maintain a connection. This could be due to a change in network settings, signal interference, or an issue with the printer's network adapter.
3. Insufficient Signal Strength: If the WiFi light is blinking, it could indicate that the printer is receiving a weak signal from the wireless network. This might be caused by the printer being too far from the router or obstacles blocking the signal.
To troubleshoot the blinking WiFi light on your Brother printer, you can try the following steps:
1. Check Network Settings: Ensure that the printer is connected to the correct wireless network and that the network settings are correctly entered. Verify the network name (SSID) and password (security key) entered in the printer's settings.
2. Network Reset: If the printer is not connecting to any wireless network, you can try resetting the printer's network settings. In the printer's settings menu, navigate to the network or wireless settings and choose the option to reset the network.
3. Network Signal Strength: Ensure that the printer is within the range of the wireless router. Move the printer closer to the router to strengthen the signal and see if the WiFi light stops blinking.
4. Restart Router and Printer: Sometimes, restarting both the router and the printer can resolve connection issues. Turn off the printer and unplug the router from the power source, then wait for a few minutes before turning them back on.
5. Update Firmware: Ensure that the printer's firmware is up to date. Visit the Brother support website, enter your printer model, and download the latest firmware if available.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact Brother customer support for further assistance.

To get your Brother printer to work, you can follow these steps:
1. Check the printer's power: Ensure that your printer is properly plugged in and turned on. Look for any indicator lights on the printer to confirm power supply.
2. Connect to a computer: If your Brother printer is not a wireless model, connect it to your computer using a USB cable. Ensure the cable is securely plugged into both the printer and computer.
3. Install printer drivers: If you haven't already done so, install the necessary printer drivers on your computer. You can usually find the drivers on the Brother website specific to your printer model. Follow the installation instructions provided.
4. Set as default printer: Ensure that your Brother printer is set as the default printer on your computer. Go to the Control Panel (Windows) or System Preferences (Mac), find the Printers & Scanners or Devices section, and select your Brother printer as the default one.
5. Check ink/toner levels: Make sure that your printer has sufficient ink or toner cartridges installed. Replace any empty or low cartridges as needed.
6. Clear any print queue: If you have pending print jobs in the queue, remove them. On your computer, go to the print queue section and cancel or delete any jobs listed.
7. Test print: Send a test print job to your Brother printer to check if it's working. Use a simple document or an online print test page to verify that the printer is responding.
If you encounter any specific error messages or issues with the printer during this process, refer to the printer's user manual or consult the Brother support website for troubleshooting guidance.