How to get dry Brother MFC-J2320 to print?

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The Brazer MFP 2320 has been gathering dust in the closet for a year. Then I decided to use it, took new cartridges for a kopeck piece (I definitely didn’t confuse the numbers, I took them according to the old ones - so it makes no sense to sin on them), launched it - the result is zero. That is, the print job is sent, no errors pop up. But the sheets still come out white. The carriage runs, makes noise with might and main, and the result is zero.
No, I realized that everything was dry, there was no ink consumption during printing. Only now I launched the cleaning several times (and in a row and even the next day), but as there were white sheets, they remained.
I don’t want to take a new device - without an urgent need, and you can’t return the opened cartridges back. Are there any options to bring the brother back to life, or is he dead and beyond recovery? Google gave no answers. If anything, I can climb inside and pick it up, but somehow it's scary.

Answer 1

Brother can be flushed if you're lucky, but it's tricky because of the built-in CISS with long tubes. In all the tubes, the ink has also dried up and is very difficult to wash out of there. To do this, you need to gently reciprocate the syringe with cleaning fluid connected to the nozzles instead of cartridges to swing and soak the entire system ( instruction 1 ). + place a cloth soaked in cleaning liquid under the head.

Answer 2

My condolences .... Here is the question, the question has not been asked for 5-6 years. How did you manage, as I understand it, to buy an inkjet less than 2 years ago. If a completely pristine clean sheet, then the head is kerdyk. Do not restore. If sheet 2 has not changed the picture, remove the head, the whole soaking procedure. As in the photo, a syringe to the nipple is killing the head. You can not do it this way. And as I understand it, they drove a lot dry. Simply put, the printing nozzles could burn through. I have had full-color laser printers for 5 years now with students, housewives, etc. Houses.