Parts
Brother TN730 and TN760 Toner Family
Compare Brother TN730 and TN760 toner, check the printer model, and tell a toner cartridge apart from the DR730 drum.
The short answer
TN730 and TN760 are separate toner-capacity options for supported Brother printers. They fit into a drum carrier; neither replaces that carrier.
Match the full supply number
Compare the manual’s cartridge number with the box and the installed cartridge. Include the market where the printer was sold. The DR730 number refers to a different part.
Compare capacity without guessing savings
TN730 is standard-yield and TN760 is high-yield. Use the manufacturer’s yield basis and the actual prices available to you. A higher yield means fewer changes under those test conditions, not guaranteed savings for every household.
If a new cartridge is not recognized
Check its protective cover and seating using the printer’s installation instructions. Keep the receipt and contact the supplier if a correct new cartridge remains unrecognized. Do not buy a drum or use a hidden reset menu as a shortcut.
Sources and manuals
Read the original instructions and check the details for your printer.
- 1Brother Replace Toner message support
Brother support guidance for Replace Toner, Toner Low, or Toner Ended messages after installing a toner cartridge.
- 2Brother DR730 drum unit product page
Official Brother product page for the DR730 drum unit and compatible printer family.
Something doesn’t match your printer? Tell us which page and model. These guides are based on published documentation; they are not reports of hands-on repair tests.
A useful next read
TN730 vs TN760: Which Brother Toner Should You Buy?
A plain-English comparison of Brother TN730 standard-yield and TN760 high-yield toner.
DR730 vs TN760: Brother Drum vs Toner Explained
Understand why DR730 and TN760 are not interchangeable and which problem each one solves.