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Introduction
The Holga 120N camera (Model number 144120) was made in the 1980s, making it prone to natural wear and tear. When the shutter overextends, it can prevent the camera from taking a picture. An easy solution is adding a Spade Terminal as a block to the overextended shutter, allowing the camera to take pictures again. This is a job that doesn’t require expertise on the Holga film camera’s body, and the only tools required are the Spade Terminal, hot glue, a Philips screwdriver, scissors, and a boxcutter/exacto-knife.
This guide will teach you how to take the camera apart, insert the Spade Terminal, and seal the camera back up again.