Brother International Customer FAQ

First, ensure that both your printer and router are powered on. Most Brother printers are wireless-ready, so go to the printer's settings menu and select the wireless setup option. The printer will search for available networks; select yours and input your password when prompted. The printer should then connect to the router. If the printer is not wireless-capable or if you're experiencing issues, you can connect the printer to the router using an Ethernet cable instead. Ensure your computer or devices are connected to the same network. Open the printer settings on your device, select 'Add printer', and then choose your Brother printer.

Try these steps: First, make sure that your printer and the device you're trying to connect from are on the same network. Select the network settings option in your printer's menu, usually found under Settings or Setup. From there, choose the option to connect to a network or Wi-Fi. Then, enter the name and password for your Wi-Fi network. If you're having trouble navigating these steps or the printer won't connect, try restarting both your router and your printer. Remember to wait a few minutes for both devices to fully power on before attempting to connect again.