I was able to install the Brother-HLL2390dw CUPS AUR to get printing working at a basic level, but when I try to scan with Skanlite it does not recognize the scanner. It is connected via USB. I have also installed the barscan2 AUR and it is still not working yet.
I am running the latest Manjaro 24.0.2, Linux Kernal 6.9.3.3, Plasma Desktop, Intel CPU and an nVidia GPU.
I am a relitive noob when it comes to Linux so please be gentile 
I’d suggest you download the Scanner drivers here:
https://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=ca&lang=en&prod=hll2390dw_us&os=128
The .deb version.
And then follow:
…to get it installed.
Hope this helps!
Then you should probably be using Ubuntu (or flavor like Mint) or Fedora.
There is also debtap — from the AUR — which does the whole package conversion for you. 
brscan4 from the AUR doesn’t work?
In terminal:
pamac build brscan4
Take a look here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Packaging_Brother_printer_drivers
I was about to say the same.
When comparing the name of the driver on the Brother download site
with what the AUR package brscan4 uses -
it is that same driver that the AUR package uses
there is also the brscan-skey tool - to use the scanner by the press of the button, not just from software
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