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N55 took the last picture the film rewound and then we went to put in the new film and it wont advance. changed out the batteries thinking that was it and still nothing. Now what?

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Go digital- Seriously Take batteries out and clean the contacts in the base of the chamber with the eraser on the end of a pencil and clean the cover contacts remove the cassette and reload Then try- but if it is automatic and has died then a repair option may not be possible because of lack of parts unless there are secondhand ones to be had and the cost could be big bucks

Posted on Jun 13, 2007

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