Brother DCP-T430W - Page 161

LED Status Cause Action
(Flashing three
times)
Operation
rejected
The machine cannot perform this
operation now.
Wait a few minutes, and then try
again.
InkBox full The ink absorber box or flushing box
needs to be replaced. These
components may require periodic
replacement to ensure optimum
performance from your Brother
machine. The replacement cycle
depends on the number of purges and
flushes required to clean the ink
system. The more cleaning the
machine requires, the faster these
boxes will fill up. The replacement is
not covered under the warranty.
The ink absorber box must be
replaced. Contact Brother
customer service or your local
Brother Authorised Service Centre
to have your machine serviced.
(Flashing
simultaneously)
(DCP-T430W/
DCP-T435W/
DCP-T436W/
DCP-T439W)
Network setting
error before
initial setup
There is a problem with the machine's
network before initial setup.
After completing the setup from
your machine, configure the
network settings again. For more
information, go to your model's
FAQs & Troubleshooting page.
See the URL below.
support.brother.com/g/d/c4f24/
(Flashing alternately)
(DCP-T430W/
DCP-T435W/
DCP-T436W/
DCP-T439W)
Network error
There is a problem with the machine's
network.
Restart the network by pressing
(Wi-Fi) and the Colour Copy
button simultaneously.
If this does not solve the problem,
see Related Information: If You Are
Having Difficulty with Your
Machine's Network.
(Flashing alternately)
(DCP-T430W/
DCP-T435W/
DCP-T436W/
DCP-T439W)
Global network
detection error
The machine was connected to the
global network and assigned a global
IP address.
Press (Stop) to clear the error.
We recommend connecting your
machine to a private network.
This notification function can be
disabled in Web Based
Management.
See Related Information: Enable/
Disable Global IP Address
Detection.
(Flashing
simultaneously)
Machine error The machine has a mechanical
problem.
Turn off the machine and unplug it,
wait a few minutes, then plug it in
and turn it on again.
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