SKU:

CS-Brother-OEM-TN660-DR630-BK

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN660, DR630

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Toner:2600, Drum:12000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New

Frequently Asked Questions

My prints are coming out faded and streaky at the same time — could both parts in this box be the answer?

That combination of symptoms is exactly the clue. Even fading across the page is a toner problem: the TN660 cartridge, rated at 2,600 pages, is running dry. Streaks, repeating marks or a dirty background are a drum problem: the DR630 unit, rated at 12,000 pages, is wearing out. When both appear together, replacing only one part leaves the other fault untouched and the prints still poor. This bundle exists for that situation — one genuine TN660 and one genuine DR630, renewed in a single fitting session, so the machine's whole print path starts clean.

Which part do I fit first, and does the order matter?

Fit the drum first, then clip the new toner cartridge into it — the TN660 physically sits in the DR630's tray, so the pair go in as one assembly. Two habits matter. Keep your fingers off the drum's green surface and shield it from bright light while it is out of the machine. And once everything is back in, reset the drum counter through the printer's menu: the counter is how the machine tracks the DR630's 12,000-page life, and an unreset counter will keep reporting the old drum as exhausted.

What does the bundle cost against the two parts bought one by one?

At today's prices the DR630 drum is $129.08 on its own and the TN660 cartridge is $96.91 — $225.99 if you assemble the pair yourself. The bundle is $212.65, so it is $13.34 cheaper than the separate route and $85.06 below its $297.71 list price. A modest saving, plainly stated; the larger point of the bundle is that the two parts a tired printer usually needs arrive together, in one box, on one day.

How can I be sure it is the drum, and not just the toner, before spending on both?

Try the cheap test first: fit a fresh toner cartridge alone (or borrow the one from this bundle) and print a few pages. If the fading cures but the streaks and repeating marks stay exactly where they were, the drum surface is the remaining cause — those marks repeat at the drum's rotation interval and no cartridge can remove them. If both faults vanish with toner alone, shelve the sealed DR630; it keeps perfectly in its box until the machine's drum warning appears.

Which printers does this bundle serve?

The sixteen models of the TN660 platform: DCP-L2520DW and DCP-L2540DW; HL-L2300D, HL-L2305W, HL-L2315DW, HL-L2320D, HL-L2340DW, HL-L2360DW and HL-L2380DW; and MFC-L2680W, MFC-L2685DW, MFC-L2700DW, MFC-L2705DW, MFC-L2707DW, MFC-L2720DW and MFC-L2740DW. Every model on that list runs the TN660 cartridge inside the DR630 drum — there are no exceptions within the platform — so one bundle refreshes any of them completely.

How is the bundle covered if something is not right?

Both parts are genuine Brother, so cover follows the OEM pattern: you may return the bundle within 30 days in all cases, and Brother's manufacturer warranty stands behind cartridge and drum alike. The terms are written out on our shipping and returns page. Anything arriving damaged should be reported before fitting — support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Genuine Brother TN660 and DR630 Bundle — 1 Toner + 1 Drum

This bundle pairs the two genuine wear parts of Brother's TN660 monochrome platform: a TN660 high-yield toner cartridge rated at 2,600 pages and a DR630 drum unit rated at 12,000 pages. Together they cost $212.65 — against a $297.71 list price and $13.34 less than the same parts bought individually — and they fit all sixteen platform models, from the DCP-L2520DW to the MFC-L2740DW. Bought separately or in larger bundles, the parts are stocked in the Brother range at Clever Supplies. Orders are dispatched from our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California warehouse.