Sorry this isn't the answer but a comment. I remember from somewhere that the 4Runner has a senser that will normaly engage the locks if the car is in need of extra traction. If this is so, you might want to look into fix/replacing the senser unit/controller. But first try ungluging the wires to the RR lock switch as this might be faulty.

This mostly happens with old or non genuine ink. The print head has become blocked. You could try a Brother printer cleaning solution if they have one for your printer. Or you could try this guide I seen on Google search; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbqlxxPk...-0 After fixing replace the bad ink with some genuine Brother ink. Pricey but better than replacement.

This is almost certainly a blocked print head. You can use the nozzle cleaning as much as you want but if the printer was left for any amount of time without being used the ink will have dried to a hard substance in the head unit. Epson use a none water based ink formula so soaking in water wont help either. Best bet would be a replacement head unit but they look pricey. Here is the Google search, listing the show Shop items; https://www.google.com/search?q=epson+xp-960+print+head&rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBAU992AU992&sxsrf=APq-WBumc6KmgqrvG1_ecy8YNlmzdHBa9Q:164907817...

Use the QR code to view the manual. Look at page 89 and 94. https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/conte...

If it is the plug on the counsel, most good computer repair shops will fix/repair these kinds of faults. If you’re wanting to try and fix it yourself then check out the ifixit SNES repair manual where it will show you how to open up your SNES. After opening the SNES look at the solder joints that are for the AC supply and resolder if the AC plug is ok or remove and replace with a suitable replacement.

Sounds like the ‘boot’ hard drive either has a bad/loose cable or may have suffered a power spike and caused some damage to the boot sector on the drive. 1) First check the power and data cables to your HDDs. {but only if it’s not going to break any warranty seals} 2) Try a windows setup disc just to see if your computer can actual boot anything {don’t run any install - just boot} 3) If 1 & 2 fail, take it back to the supplier.

This may happen when the phone has been accidentally set to do not disturb.

If it’s just no notifications for messages then try this; (1) Settings (2) notifications (3) Scroll to # Messaging (1) Check that # Block all is not turned on Also look at; (1) Open messages (2) Tap the 3 dotes in the top right corner (3) Settings (4) Notifications (5) Check settings Both of these ways do different things and just because you have the notifications ticked in the messaging app doesn’t mean you will be notified if you have the messages blocked in the main notifications phone settings. Hope this works for you, it did for me (my wife found the 2 settings were different and fixed it, little smarty :) )