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>>149339 SOMETIMES you can work this out by spinning the dial back and forth for a while.
Not necessarily your problem, but related to wrenching on old shit- When you're looking at buying a used camera, or even picking up one of your own that hasn't been shot in a long time, always fire the shutter a few times at each speed. Start at the highest and work down. Old lube gets dry and can cause failures. It's much better to have something gum up before you put money down. Then you can either pass or jew the shit out of them, if it's something you really want. Film cameras this old have been cheap for a long time now, a lot of the cream-puffs are gone. So be mindful and don't jump on anything unless it's excellent, or ridiculous cheap!
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