Brother INKvestment 6960 Wireless Color All-in-One Inkjet Printer - Grey
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The Brother MFC-J6960DW is a versatile wireless color inkjet all-in-one printer designed for business users needing robust features for daily tasks. Its key benefit is the ability to handle large format printing (up to 11"x17"), single-pass duplex copying and scanning, and a substantial paper capacity, optimizing productivity. A potential caveat is that while it offers dual-band wireless, setup might require attention for seamless mobile integration.
All features
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Series | INKvestment 6960 |
| Model Part Number | MFCJ6960DW |
| Brand | Brother |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum paper size this printer can handle?
The Brother MFC-J6960DW can print, copy, and scan documents up to A3 (11"x17") size.
How much paper can the printer hold in total?
It has a total input capacity of 650 sheets, comprising two 250-sheet paper trays and a 50-sheet multi-purpose tray.
Does this printer support automatic double-sided printing and scanning?
Yes, it features duplex printing and single-pass duplex copying and scanning capabilities via the automatic document feeder (ADF).
Can I print from my smartphone or tablet?
Yes, you can print from your mobile device using the Brother Mobile Connect app, as well as through Apple AirPrint, Brother iPrint & Scan, and Mopria Print Service.
What type of ink cartridges does this printer use?
This printer uses Brother Genuine LC506 Ink cartridges. It is recommended to use these for optimal performance and reliability.
Is there a feature to monitor ink levels?
Yes, the printer includes Page Gauge technology which monitors your ink usage and informs you when ink levels are running low.
What network connectivity options are available?
The printer supports both dual-band wireless (Wi-Fi) and wired Ethernet (10/100/1000Base-T(X)) connections.
Troubleshooting
Printer not powering on
Ensure the power cord is securely connected to both the printer and a working power outlet. Check if the outlet is functioning by plugging in another device.
Poor print quality (streaks, faded colors)
Run the print head cleaning utility from the printer's maintenance menu. Ensure you are using genuine Brother ink cartridges and that they are installed correctly. Check ink levels via the Page Gauge on the display or software.
Paper jams
Carefully remove any jammed paper, following the on-screen instructions or user manual. Ensure paper is loaded correctly in the trays and that it is within the supported media weight and type specifications. Avoid overfilling the trays.
Cannot connect to Wi-Fi network
Verify that your Wi-Fi network is functioning. Ensure the printer is within range of the router. Double-check the Wi-Fi password entered on the printer. Try restarting both the printer and your router. If issues persist, try a wired Ethernet connection.
ADF not feeding paper correctly
Ensure documents are placed correctly in the ADF, aligned and not creased or torn. Clean the ADF rollers with a lint-free cloth dampened with water or a recommended cleaning solution. Check for any obstructions in the ADF path.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports large format printing up to A3 (11"x17")
- Efficient single-pass duplex copying and scanning
- Generous total paper capacity of 650 sheets
- Versatile connectivity options including dual-band Wi-Fi and Ethernet
- User-friendly 3.5" color touchscreen interface
- Fast print speeds for increased productivity
Cons
- Inkjet technology may have higher long-term running costs compared to laser for high-volume black and white printing.
- While duplex scanning is single-pass, the overall ADF capacity is 50 sheets, which might be limiting for extremely large document sets.
- Initial setup for advanced network features might require technical attention.
- Requires specific Brother Genuine LC506 Ink cartridges for optimal performance.
- The unit is relatively heavy at 23.9 kg, impacting portability.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Setting up the MFC-J6960DW typically involves unpacking, installing ink cartridges, loading paper, and connecting to your network. The 3.5" color touchscreen guides you through initial configuration. For wireless setup, follow the on-screen prompts to connect to your Wi-Fi network. Mobile setup is streamlined with the Brother Mobile Connect app, which assists with connection and allows for printing from smartphones and tablets.
Compatibility: This printer supports major operating systems including Windows (10, 8.1, 8, 7) and macOS. It also supports ChromeOS and mobile printing technologies such as Apple AirPrint, Brother Mobile Connect, Brother iPrint & Scan, and Mopria Print Service. It connects via USB, Ethernet (10/100/1000Base-T(X)), and dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n).
Care: To maintain optimal performance, regularly clean the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. For the interior, especially the print heads and rollers, refer to the user guide for specific cleaning instructions, typically involving running cleaning cycles through the printer's maintenance menu. Ensure you use Brother Genuine LC506 Ink cartridges to avoid print quality issues and potential damage. Keep the printer in an environment with temperatures between 10-35°C and humidity between 20-80%.