1. Pull It Out: If you have a Brother printer with a TN660 toner cartridge, try pulling it out and then reinserting it. This can bypass the electronic sensors and get the printer going again.
2. Shake It Up: When replacing a toner cartridge, give it a gentle shake. This helps free up any trapped toner along the container’s walls, allowing the printer to recognize it as a “new” cartridge.
3. Cover the Sensor: Some cartridges have sensors that indicate low ink or toner. Use a small piece of electrical tape to cover this sensor. Test if the printer recognizes the toner level.
4. Print with Attention to Detail: Opt for smaller fonts and avoid bold text, as they use more ink. Consider using thinner fonts like Arial or New Courier.
5. Try an Ink-Saving Mode: Many printers have settings to conserve ink. Explore these options in your printer’s settings.
6. Consider High-Capacity Cartridges: OEM cartridges typically have higher page-yields. 

Remember, these steps can help you get more pages out of your ink and toner cartridges! ????????️