As you may or may not know, Nikon was/is replacing the door for Nikon's N90s film door due to the coating melting/deteorating.
They sent me a new door, but requested that I take the pressure plate from the old door and attach it to the new door.
Never having done this, do you know how to do this so that I don't ruin/break anything? (Are there any pictures of this procedure that I can reference?)
SOURCE: Nikon N65 Film Camera Broken latch
You have to replace the whole door. There is one on eBay, but you won't like the price. Find it here: eBay
SOURCE: Nikon N75 - error message, nothing working.
You have to reset the rewind counter by pushing the two buttons simultaneously - one on the side of the lens mount, the other by the release button - red, cassette symbols. This tells the camera there's no film in it.
SOURCE: FILM DOOR WILL NOT OPEN on nikon f2
The F2 has a door knob on the bottom cover. Flip out the handle and rotate it counter clockwise to open.
SOURCE: FILM WILL NOT REWIND
On the N80 - there are custom functions you can set in terms of when a film rewinds. Normally it is default to rewinding automatically at the end of a film. If this setting has been changed, or you want to rewind a film before the end - you need to press two buttons and hold them, at the same time.
The first button is the LCD backlight button next to the LCD, and the second is the flash sync button on the rear of the camera. Both should have a little red film symbol on them. Press them both and hold them, and the film should begin to rewind.
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