Brother
Brother TN-760 / TN-730 Compatible Black Toner Cartridge
- SKU:
- RTTN760-HY
- UPC:
- 0012502649274
- MPN:
- TN760
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- In Stock. Free shipping on 3 or more. Guaranteed to work in the printers listed below, or we replace it.
Bulk discount rates
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
| Buy 3 - 5 | and get $1.00 off |
| Buy 6 or above | and get $2.00 off |
Description
Brother TN-760 / TN-730 Compatible Black Toner Cartridge for HL-L2350DW, MFC-L2710DW, DCP-L2550DW, HL-L2370DW and MFC-L2750DW
This is the toner your Brother printer takes, built new to the same size and fit as the genuine TN-760, with the full 3,000 page yield, at a fraction of the genuine cartridge price, with free shipping when you order three or more. If your printer uses a TN-730 or TN-760, this cartridge drops in, prints the same dark, clean text, and keeps printing 1,800 pages longer than a standard TN-730.
Every cartridge is new, not refilled and not remanufactured. Each one is tested before it ships and covered by a one year warranty against defects: if a cartridge is faulty, we replace it. And if your printer asks for a reset after a new cartridge goes in, email us the printer model and the message on the screen; we work directly with the cartridge manufacturer's technical team and come back to you with the exact steps for your printer.
Key Features
- 🚚 Free shipping on 3 or more, plus quantity discounts, applied automatically in the cart
- ✅ Replaces the Brother TN-760 and TN-730 in every printer that takes them, listed in the specifications below
- ✅ 3,000 pages per cartridge, the same rating as the genuine TN-760 and 1,800 more than a TN-730
- ✅ Jumbo option prints 6,000 pages, so a busy office changes toner half as often
- ✅ New cartridge with fresh toner and the chip installed, tested before it ships, never refilled or rebuilt
- ✅ Same fit and mounting as the original, so it installs exactly the way the Brother cartridge does
- ✅ One year warranty: a defective cartridge is replaced, no restocking fee
- ✅ Using compatible toner does not void your Brother warranty (Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act)
Specifications
| Replaces OEM: | Brother TN-760 (high yield), TN-730 (standard yield) |
| Compatible Printers: | Brother DCP-L2550DW, HL-L2350DW, HL-L2370DW, HL-L2370DW XL, HL-L2390DW, HL-L2395DW, MFC-L2710DW, MFC-L2750DW, MFC-L2750DW XL, MFC-L2690DW, MFC-L2730DW, MFC-L2717DW |
| Type: | Toner cartridge (the drum unit is separate) |
| Color: | Black |
| Page Yield: | High Yield 3,000 pages, Jumbo 6,000 pages, at 5% coverage |
| Chip: | Installed and ready |
| Condition: | New compatible, not remanufactured |
| Warranty: | One year against defects, replacement |
▶ Which One Do I Need?
TN-730 or TN-760: they fit the same printers. The TN-730 is the 1,200 page starter size and the TN-760 is the 3,000 page high yield. This cartridge gives you the full 3,000 pages either way, so there is no reason to buy the smaller one.
TN-770: a larger 4,500 page cartridge used only by the HL-L2370DW, HL-L2370DW XL, MFC-L2750DW and MFC-L2750DW XL. Those four printers accept this cartridge too. If you specifically want the TN-770, we sell a compatible TN-770 separately.
High Yield or Jumbo: the High Yield is the direct TN-760 replacement. The Jumbo holds twice the toner in the same cartridge and prints 6,000 pages. For a printer that runs all day, the Jumbo means fewer changes and fewer orders.
▶ Printer Says Replace Toner After Installing?
This is the most common question we get about any non-Brother cartridge, and it is almost never a bad cartridge. Brother printers track page counts electronically and newer firmware is strict about new cartridges. Before you assume the cartridge is defective, reseat it in the drum unit until it clicks, check that every piece of shipping tape and every protective cover is off, close the front cover fully, and power the printer off and on. Make sure you replaced the toner cartridge and not the drum; they are separate parts that come apart. If the message stays, email us your printer model and the exact message on the screen. Most printers in this series have a model-specific reset; we confirm the steps with the cartridge manufacturer's technical team and send them to you.
▶ Do I Also Need a Drum Unit?
The toner cartridge holds the powder and is replaced every 3,000 to 6,000 pages. The DR-730 drum unit transfers the image to the page and lasts about 12,000 pages. If the printer says Replace Drum, or your pages have repeating spots or lines down the sheet, you need the drum, not the toner. If pages are printing faint or the printer says Replace Toner, you are on the right page. Need the drum? Brother DR-730 compatible drum unit.
▶ How to Install
Open the front cover and lift out the toner and drum assembly. Press the green lock lever and slide the old toner cartridge out of the drum unit. Unbox the new cartridge, rock it gently side to side a few times to loosen the toner, and remove the protective cover. Slide it into the drum unit until it locks, put the assembly back in the printer, and close the cover. The whole job takes about a minute.
▶ Warranty
Every cartridge carries a one year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If a cartridge is faulty, contact us with your order number and a description of the problem; we issue a return authorization and send a replacement once the cartridge is confirmed defective.
▶ Jumbo Toner: Page Counter Reset
The Jumbo cartridge holds 6,000 pages of toner, but the printer's counter is programmed for 3,000. When the display reads "Toner Low," about half the toner is still inside. A quick counter reset lets you print the remaining 3,000 pages.
Step 1: Pull the toner out. Use tweezers to turn the counting gear clockwise 5 to 6 times until the notch lines up with the arrow.
Step 2: Pry the white part up, then turn it clockwise until it stops.
Step 3: Slide the toner back in. Ready to print.
This reset is needed once per cartridge after the first toner-low warning. It does not affect print quality.
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