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There's a few ways to do this and I'll go through them. All of them except the last one are temporary.
The first is to open the system up and take out the 72 pin cart connector. Then bend all the pin outwards. This will take a while and is a temporary fix.
The next one is to buy a new 72 pin connector online and replace the old one. They are pretty cheap and easy to get and replace. The thing is this is temporary as well. The NES is badly made and the cart connector will only last a few weeks.
The last method is to get a japanese Famicom or a nes top loader and use that. They are both way better designed and don't suffer the awful design flaws of the old nes. A top loader is expensive and the Famicom will need a nes to Famicom adapter.