will lc61 workgreat with brother mfc-j415w
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I am not sure about the model numbers but the black cartridges did not work in my printer. For some reason, the color ones did. Plus the black leaked. I was not happy with this purchase.
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I have the mfc-j615w. They work great for that one. Take a little more effort to insert cartridges but I have had no problems. If your printer takes the same cartridges as mine I wouldn't hesitate to use these.
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If your MFC-495 CW uses Brother LC-61 inks, then the answer is YES. These OEM cartridges are 100% compatible with Brother printers that use LC-61 cartridges. I have been using cartridges from HI-VISION for 3 years now ---- with no clogs and no problems whatsoever. Like any ink cartridges, please perform regular maintenance like cleaning print heads and printing test prints (using the control panel).
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I have no idea. Your best bet is to plug in your printer model here or go to Brother.com
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it should work . I have a MFC 6490CW and ink on my printer states LC 65 or LC 61 so I would think so.. I have no problem with this ink and its a great price!!! the BK= black Y= yellow C= cyan and M= magenta .. so I would think so..
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I don't know. I used this ink on a Brother printer LC61 Series, and it worked fine.
85590
The LC101 package states that page yield information can be obtained from: www.brother.com/pageyield. My printer, the MFC-J870DW, is not listed on that link. You can contact Brother support if you still can't find the information for your printer.
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I expect the printer number is actually MFC-J4710DW. While I do not own that model a quick check on the brother printer spec sheet shows that the LC103 series is what it calls for so the LC103Y should work. You can see the spec sheet at......http://www.brother-usa.com/MultiFunction/ModelDetail/4/MFCJ4710DW/spec
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Hi Cynthia, are you sure your printer is not the MFC-J4710DW printer? I have seen that the LC103Y is compatible with that printer. I don't think there is a model called MFC-J47100w.
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Brother did make changes to the chip reader in it's newest printers that use LC103 cartridges. I have a J450DW and a J475DW that I bought late in 2014. I finally found some compatible cartridges that will be recognized by calling LD Products and asking specifically for the new generation chips which they said they had. The only problem with the LD carts is that I don't know how to refill them. I need some refillable carts that will work with the newer printers.
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I'm not entirely sure, although I have a Brother MFC J430W. The ink works just fine in mine. The tricky part is filling the cartridge very slowly; otherwise, it spills all over.
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Not sure, I looked up the MFC-J435W and found no mention of the LC79BK; it works well in my Brother MFC-J6710dw Printer/Scanner.
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I bought the 3 Pack V4INK New Compatible for my Brother MFC 8710DW. It seems to be working okay.
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My Brother printer is MFC-J425w. I don't know if they will fit it. Best to check your owners manual.
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Didn't work with my Brother HL4570CDW. I also ordered one directly from Kingston, and it didn't seem be accepted by the printer either. I never called Brother to try to toubleshoot - just coninued to use the printer as is.
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i don´t think so, it is the replacement for LC71, even the images are different.better look at thisGeneric Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacement for Brother LC103 ( Black,Cyan,Magenta,Yellow , 4-Pack )
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I, too, have a Brother MFC-295CN, using inks purchased through Amazon. The cartridges list the following as compatible: LC61, plus 7 more models. The inks I have work fine, but don't appear to be exactly the same as the ones you have in mind. I can't tell from the picture, but it looks like the cartridges, themselves, list the same compatibles that my cartridges do. If I were you, I would try them. Hope they work as well as mine have.
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It works on mfc490cw is all I know, I'm sorry. But for the price it may be worth a try. They can leak while installing but if you're careful they work fine. Not brilliant colors, but for run-of-the-mill print jobs it sure saves a lot of money.