Browning on dieffenbachia (dumb cane) is almost always caused by too much sun or too much water.
Spray leaves (top and bottom) weekly with a diluted Lysol-type spray for a month. Only repot after the plant looks healthy.
Keep the plant in its original pot, correct light and water, and it should recover.
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