Nishika N8000 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 21)

lf

you

have

any

difficulty

with

your

camera

or

3-D

prints,

the

following

guide

to common

proble

solutions

may

be

helPful.

Problem

Solution

1.

The

film does

not advance

when

the

film advance

lever

is operated.

2.

The shutter

does

not

release

when

the

shutter

release

button

is

Pressed.

3.

The

red

warning

light

in

the

viewfinder

does

not

come

on

when

the

shutter

release

button

is

par-

tially

depressed,

even

though

the

scene

is

poorly

tit.

4.

The

film advance

lever

will

not advance

the

film

for the

last shot.

5.

The

rewind

crank

will

not turn

to

rewind

the

film at

the

end

of a

roll.

6.

The expgsure

COunter

dOeS

nOt

return

tO

"S"

When

the

back

door

is opened

after

the

film

has

been

rewound.

1.

When

loading

the

film,

be

sure

that

a

film

perfora-

tion

hole

at

the

bottom

edge

of

the

film

is

secure-

ly

attached

to

the

hook

at

the

base

of

one

of

the

slots

of the

take-up

spool,

and

that

the

film

is

drawn

tight

across

the

back

of

the

camera

before

closing

the

back

door.

2.

Make

sure

that

the

film

has been

advanced.

3.

Use

the

battery

tester

to

check

that

the

batteries

are

loaded

properly

and

have sufficient

charge.

4.

Do

not

force

the

lever,

but

rewind

the

film

at

this

point.

Forcing

the

lever

in order

to

"squeeze

in"

one

more

picture may

cause

exposure

overlap'

More

than

likely,

too

much

film

was

wound

onto

the

take-up

spool

during

loading,

not

leaving

enough

for

the

last

shot.

Make

sure

to

follow

the

film

loading

instructions

carefully.

5.

Be sure

that

the

rewind

release

button

at

the

bot-

tom

of the

camera

has been

pressed

before

at-

tempting

to

rewind

the

film.

6.

Operate

the

film advance

lever

one

full stroke

by

pushing

it

to

the

right

as

far as

possible.

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