What to do if my Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine says 'CHECK PAPER'?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'CHECK PAPER', it means the machine is out of paper or the paper isn't loaded correctly in the multi-purpose sheet feeder. To fix this, refill the paper or remove it and load it again. Then, press Fax Start.
What to do if Brother Fax Machine says 'COVER OPEN PLS CLOSE COVER'?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'COVER OPEN PLS CLOSE COVER', it means the top cover isn't completely closed. Simply open the top cover and then close it properly to resolve this.
What does 'TONER LOW' mean on my Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine?
If your Brother Fax Machine shows 'TONER LOW', it means the toner is running low, but you can still print. It's a reminder to order a new toner cartridge soon.
What does 'CHANGE DRUM SOON' mean on my Brother FAX-2800?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'CHANGE DRUM SOON', it means the drum unit is nearing the end of its life. Continue using it until print quality declines, then replace it with a new drum unit.
What to do if Brother FAX-2800 says 'TONER EMPTY'?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'TONER EMPTY', it means the toner is depleted, and printing is impossible, or the toner cartridge isn't installed in the drum unit. Replace the empty toner cartridge with a new one or install the cartridge into the drum unit.
What to do if Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine says 'PLS OPEN COVER'?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'PLS OPEN COVER', it indicates that paper or a foreign object is stuck inside. Open the top cover and gently remove any jammed paper or objects. Close the top cover. If the message persists, repeat opening and closing the cover. If the error continues, contact Brother Customer Service.
What to do if my Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine says 'NO RESPONSE/ BUSY'?
If your Brother Fax Machine shows 'NO RESPONSE/ BUSY', the number you dialed isn't answering, is busy, or isn't connected to a fax machine. Verify the number and try again.
How to fix 'CHECK DRUM UNIT' error on Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'CHECK DRUM UNIT', it means the drum unit isn't installed. Reinstall the drum unit to resolve this.
How to fix 'COMM. ERROR' on Brother FAX-2800?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'COMM. ERROR', it means a poor phone line caused a communication error. Try the call again to see if the issue resolves.
What does 'DISCONNECTED' mean on my Brother FAX-2800 Fax Machine?
If your Brother Fax Machine displays 'DISCONNECTED', the other party ended the call. Try faxing or receiving again, or contact the other party to investigate.
Guidance on how to use the manual for effective operation.
Explanation of symbols and formatting used for clarity.
Detailed explanation of the buttons and display on the FAX-2800 control panel.
Detailed explanation of the buttons and display on the MFC-4800 control panel.
Steps for unpacking and connecting the FAX/MFC hardware components.
Instructions for navigating and changing settings via the LCD screen.
Procedures for basic configuration like paper size, date, and time.
Configuration options for how the FAX/MFC receives incoming calls and faxes.
Procedures for sending faxes, including manual and automatic transmission.
Instructions on how to use the FAX/MFC as a copier for single or multiple copies.
Guide on utilizing the FAX/MFC as a printer from a computer.
Guidance on resolving common issues and interpreting error messages.
Steps for regular cleaning to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Instructions for replacing toner cartridges and drum units.
General| Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) | Yes |
|---|---|
| Modem Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| ADF Capacity | 20 sheets |
| Paper Tray Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Memory Transmission | Yes |
| Copier Function | Yes |
| Printing Technology | Laser |
| Transmission Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Type | Plain Paper Fax |
| Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Memory | 512 KB |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 6 seconds per page |
| Out-of-Paper Reception | Yes |
| Speed Dials | 100 |
| Paper Handling | Letter, Legal, A4 |
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