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Do not know where to open canister to get to power cord area. Need to replace chewed power cord on 116.25615506 (Kenmore Progressive canister). DIY project

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Open machine and look at bag area. Put a flat head screwdriver in space under top cover tabs that go into the machine and pry top cover off. Two screws on either side , another screw inside hand held turbo compartment. lift back cover off.

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EMS

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  • Posted on Oct 05, 2008

SOURCE: Kenmore vacuum manuals

I tried what reddevil6 suggested and was not able to get Sears to produce a manual. I would prefer an online manual but at this point I'm desperate enough to try anything.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 10, 2008

SOURCE: Assemble Swivel Assembly onto Kenmore Canister vac

Got this post off this web site...I just replaced my swivel and it worked:
http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/answers/Answers.action#l4q110567
To install a new swivel assembly, you will need 2 small, flat tip screw drivers. Unplug the vacuum. Push the screw drivers in between the hose and the collar where you see the seams in the plastic collar on the end where the hose enters the collar. This will release tabs that hold the collar to the swivel. Pry and pull the collar back over the hose and then pull the small screwdrivers out of the collar. Slide the collar back along the hose. Unplug the wiring connections from the hose. Pull the hose wires up and out of the holder on the swivel assembly. Lift the tabs on the side of the hose and pull it off of the swivel. Push the new swivel onto the hose. Align the hose wires and secure them in the holder. Plug the wires from the swivel into the hose wires (blue to blue, white to white). Secure the swivel wires into the wire holder on the swivel assembly. Push the collar back up the hose and onto the swivel with the plastic seams aligned with the tabs on each side of the hose. Snap the collar securely into place.

Cleverer2

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  • Posted on Mar 26, 2009

SOURCE: Kenmore Progressive Vacuum-Need to replace plug

Splice a new plug, but get a good one. Tough with a scew to hold it together

  • White wire goes on the silver terminal.
  • Black wire goes on the gold terminal.
  • Green (or bare ground) wire goes on the green terminal
More here:http://www.hammerzone.com/archives/elect/accessories/ext_cord/end1/replace.htm

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 27, 2009

SOURCE: Need to replace power cord and can't find how to open canister to replace

I had the same problem and could not find the other screws. You need to pry off the power cord retraction button, you will find two more screws under there. It's pretty easy after that!!!!

hartmada

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  • Posted on Jun 12, 2009

SOURCE: How do i open canister for cord retract repair

There are four screws under the lid, and there are two additional screws under the face plate for the controls display. You'll need a thin, flat blade screw driver to "pop" the face plate off. The two additional screws that you are looking for are deeply recessed about the bracket-nozzle park.

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