Brother TN-360, reset Toner

There are two procedures for resetting the TN-330 and the TN-360, depending on whether you have a print-only device (HL series) or multifunction device (MFC series).

Choose for which type of printer you want to perform the drum reset..

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Multi-function Device (DCP series):

If you have a Brother multi-function (DCP/MFC series) machine and recently replaced your TN-330 & TN-360 toner cartridge, you can manually reset the toner remaining

1. Open the front toner compartment door.
2. The printer screen should read “front cover is open”.
3. Press the “clear” button on the printer’s front panel.
4. Printer will say “Replace Drum?”
5. Here do not press 1 but instead type in “*00” on the keypad. Star zero zero.
6. The screen will say “Accepted”. Close the front cover and the low toner message will be reset.

Print-only Device (HL series):

If you have a Brother multi-function (HL series) machine and recently replaced your TN-330 & TN-360 toner cartridge, you can manually reset the toner remaining.

1. Open front door.
2. Turn off printer.
3. While holding down the GO button, turn printer back on.
4. When all four LEDs light up release GO button. All LEDs will turn off.
5. Press the GO button 2 times. The 3 LEDs (toner, drum, paper) will light up solid.
6. Press the GO button 5 times.
7. Paper light will be blinking.
8. At this point the toner end-of-life condition has been reset. Close front door.​

Multi-function Device (MFC series):

If you have a Brother multi-function (MFC series) machine and recently replaced your TN-330 & TN-360 toner cartridge, you can manually reset the toner remaining

1. Open the front toner compartment door.
2. The printer screen should read “front cover is open”.
3. Press the “clear” button on the printer’s front panel.
4. Printer will say “Replace Drum?”
5. Here do not press 1 but instead type in “*00” on the keypad. Star zero zero.
6. The screen will say “Accepted”. Close the door and it will reset the low toner message.

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 Source of information: Service support, Brother & SCC & Uninet & Summit