@Brian M Do you have a reference to share? Looks like the gen 4's are spec'd to 79 ft lbs in the service repair guide. 2001 – 2009 models are 80-81 ft. lbs. 101 ft lbs is what the service manual states very clearly for the front for the gen 3's, unless a typo. Did you read? 42 ft lbs for the rear appears for all the gen 1 to gen 4's.

Here is another reference linked: https://torque-spec-database.com/toyota-...

Is everything installed correctly? Per Google AI: To turn on a Ninja BL663CO blender, press the power button until the LED icon illuminates. Then, add ingredients, starting with liquids, followed by fresh fruits, leafy greens, nut butters, and powders. Finally, add ice or frozen ingredients. To blend, press the start stop button, and the blender will blend for 30 seconds. To stop the program, press the start stop button again. To turn off the unit, press the power button.

Wondering if can 3D print using TPU or possibly like the painting on PlastiDip to build up and possibly repair the material. Maybe also can use ABS paste or slurry or paint made with ABS dissolved in acetone to repair and build back up the mating teeth?

Update 052124: The BIOS battery died on me and I decided on a quick fix using a 2032 Duracell battery from the local hardware store along with some electrical tape. I removed the two shrink wrap pieces with a razor blade, carefully cutting along one side so to reuse. Then I used a needle nose plier to remove the tabs and flatten back out the tabs once removed. The flat tabs didn't work well, so I remove the electrical tape and shrink wrap, bent the tabs ends so bending downwards towards the contact surface with another two bends for the tab to go over the shrink wrap piece that was around the perimeter of the cell. Taped back over again and other than resetting the BIOS date and time, there was a longer startup time and the computer was back to life.

I'm starting to have issues with a LT2323p where the Brightness menu keeps popping up and I guess being stuck randomly at times for over 15 seconds locking the menu as another popup OSD'd. When I first got the monitor, second hand, the power button wasn't performing always to power on. So guessing time to disassemble and see if cleaning alone with resolve? What are your thoughts?

I updated with the links. Thanks for asking!

Anyone able to build back the rubber material or use another material on the face gear on the base part of the interface where the pitchers interface? The sawtooth base gear rubber has mostly worn away and everything else if OK seems. Was thinking maybe Plasti-Dip or something heavier duty polymer adhesive that dries to smooth solid surface. Maybe even ABS dissolved in acetone and building the material up using that? Any thoughts or can that be replaced and I'm not finding online how to yet?

Have you happened to open up and see what is the switch issue? I've read on other sites some have received what sounds like not functioning keyboard that I'm guessing is due to the switch, since in my situation the switch seems to be not moving as freely as my other logitech keyboards and mice with the similar looking switch. Albeit mine is white and there doesn't appears to be an LED. Looks like there are what reads as Apple looking green color side of the switch for on and a redish-orange color side for off.

@jrsummersill1 My experience at the time based on my limited knowledge regarding what I "thought"; so yeah, process of elimination.

Looking back at what info I have, the situation seems to be this is a mainboard with the EEPROM having issues and needing that EEPROM to be replaced which can be finicky so you don't damage. I've not done a EEPROM repair yet and haven't worked on the TV's for a few years since improving my skills where my goal was to practice on free TV's first.

I also see there is a note for all the found main board different part numbers listed when searching "Proscan 32LB30Q" on Shopjimmy.com noting and I'll post here: "Part number can be found on a sticker. Please Note: This board has a jumper at CN4 that can either be set at 5V or 12V depending on the panel. Please make sure your voltage is set correctly, if not there will be no display on the tv." Good to know for future reference.

I'd contact Shopjimmy and see what they think. Their customer service is excellent even when you don't order anything.

@Tom Just going by the Repair Manual.