Jammed Shutter on a Kodak 35

<p>Hi, I have an original Kodak 35, Kodak, No. 1 Kodamatic lens. It was working fine with film in it yesterday. Today I used a cablerelease and something jammed my shuuter. Anyone know how to fix this? I'm Pissed.</p>

<p>My Kodak 35 requires that you turn advance knob (very hard to do) although the way to a hard stop! The reason for this is the film passing over the sprocket actuates the cocking of the shutter! </p>

<p>I hope that the Cable release did not have a long throw and bend anything. Some of those older cameras did not take much to trip the shutter and pushing things too deeply could bent the actuator arm. On a good note it is more likely hung up film and to fix that you must rewind the film and as stated above play with the little sprocket advancing reel.</p>

Well, that's the problem. I think it messed up the internal gears. I was able to re bend the shutter lever inside and it works

on all speeds except B and T. Which they now are just really finicky and pretty much don't work. I'm really upset because

they used to work just fine. So if anyone has any ideas on how to fix that would be great!

<p> Sorry I was not of help before it happened. but tell others.</p>