Printing Fails with a "Filter Failed" Message

Got it. The reason for asking is that if your model is capable of being installed as an AirPrint printer, then remove the existing entry in Printers & Scanners, and install it anew as an AirPrint printer. You must explicitly select that option.

If it is not capable of using AirPrint, then the solution to your problem is to assign it a static IP address. That way, it will always reside at the same location on your wireless network, which should fix the problem you're experiencing. To do that follow the instructions under "Add a network printer by its IP address" in Add a printer on Mac.

Excerpted from Solve printing problems on Mac - Apple Support:

Make sure you have the correct version of your printer’s software (also called its printer driver). 

Did you download and install Brother's Full Driver & Software Package for that printer?

CUPS ought to work just as well. Brother wisely chose to use CUPS since day one, way before AirPrint. Those drivers often included printer features that AirPrint did not. It may or may not matter to your model printer.

If you want to use CUPS it helps to configure the printer with a static IP address, whereas that doesn't matter to AirPrint.

https://www.cups.org

Please review Solve printing problems on Mac - Apple Support.

dumpsterdave wrote:

1. OS 10.14.x + Brother HL

What is the Brother's exact model designation?

Is it installed as a network printer, or is it directly connected to your Mac?

Edit: Never mind; I see you are using it wirelessly.

The Brother HL-L2360DN, the HL-L2360DNR, and the HL-L2360DW are all Apple AirPrint printers. Yours doesn't happen to be one of them, does it?