I figured it out ..by pushing the lever down and pry a screw driver into three different spots on the top, to release the rewind bar. Looks like three little j hooks hold it down. It took a flashlight and night time for me to see it.
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Sometimes you can help get the springs working again, by gently pulling the cord out a little further and then let it slowly in while pushing the cord retract button.
There are four screws, two at the front and two at the back under the step bar that rewinds the cord. It lifts off from the bottom. Be careful not to snap off the tabs.
Go to sears.com, click on the parts link, enter your complete model number, then you can click on the links for your vac and you can figure out what it takes, and you can order thru there also.
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