Pressed for time, I compiled every critical detail and sent it in one go. First, I noted the full model name from the front bezel and firmware version from the setup menu. Next, I photographed the error code displayed on the touchscreen along with the roller assembly exposed. Finally, I submitted all of this together via the support link on https://brother.pissedconsumer.com/review.html my message listed the model, firmware, and images side by side with a short note about my holiday deadline. Less than 24 hours later, Brother’s support team replied to apologize, walked me through a hidden maintenance cycle accessible through the service menu, and confirmed the printer was back to reliable printing. Bundling full device context and visual proof unlocked a fast, effective fix.