@@maxpax2338 The spring does not seem to be able to catch anything on my toner (TN650) which is similar to this one. I'm not sure it is positionned properly in the video.
@@Bleudejade In this video, the spring is not used. The purpose of the sping I think is to make the wheel make noise when the toner needs to be reseted.
That was easy! Thank you so much for posting this excellent tutorial. Worked for my Brother MFC-8460N.
Awesome! Worked perfectly on my TN-580. Thanks!!
why does this only have 36 likes.... IT DESERVES 100000000 likes...
Excellent! Works on my MFC 8860DN as well. Thank you.
Thanks for this. I'm not sure about the spring though. It seems to have only one position, with the straight nail fitting into a notch.
I found a video that shows the proper way to install the spring and the wheel:
th-cam.com/video/3c8GAPDc1oc/w-d-xo.html
very helpful! works on TN-3179
AWESOME! Thanks for the tip!
great great great tutorial.. thanks bro...
Thanks for the tip
Thank you
tanks very much
Awesome thank you!!
Hi!
After resetting and after one page printed the same error came again.
Any solution? Thank you!
Did you solve your problem since?
@@Bleudejade Yes! Using black sticky tape on small plastic glass on both sides and only after that reseting from the wheel.
@@maxpax2338 The spring does not seem to be able to catch anything on my toner (TN650) which is similar to this one. I'm not sure it is positionned properly in the video.
@@Bleudejade In this video, the spring is not used. The purpose of the sping I think is to make the wheel make noise when the toner needs to be reseted.
Hi!
After resetting and after one page printed the same error came again.
Any solution? Thank you!
Same here. Have you manage to find a solution?
@@FlaviuMatei same problem.