Brother Replace WT Box Advanced Repair Video to fix Fake Full Box Message

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2. Lots of time and effort has gone into creating this problem solving video covering every single likely cause to such a common brother printer problem, This Video Is highly technical in nature and although it is a step by step follow video only purchase access IF YOU FEEL CONFIDENT you can carry out the technical instructions. No refunds are given should you not be successful but technical assistance is available if required by emailing us. DO NOT EMAIL US ASKING FOR FREE HELP IF YOU HAVE NOT PURCHASED ACCESS instead go back to our YOUTUBE Channel where there are 2 other Free Videos related to the WT Box Error that may help you. Click the Link below to purchase access. Note after purchase please wait up to 24hours to receive an email with the link to the advanced video all access is manually done at present and is not automated. Make sure your PAYPAL Email is up to date.

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3. If you are here looking for help after following other YOUTUBE Videos from other Youtube Channels or other online instructions about the WT Box and you have removed the small black plastic circular bushing you must find that bushing and return it to its position in the WT Box (It is a Necessary part despite the others saying to remove it as it is conductive plastic that provides resistive impedence to stop high voltage transformers blowing up). If you have lost that part you will need to purchase a new or used replacement whole WT Box to successfully repair your printer.

To carry out the instructions in the advanced video you will require
1x Standard Philips Head Screwdiver
1x Bottle of household Cream Cleaner Like JIF
1x cotton Rag or sponge damp with water
1x multimeter (to test continuity but not necessary)
1x 1-2hours time.