Then work the winding lever and shutter and try the rewind button again a few times to make sure your repair worked. Perhaps I'm concerned over nothing? I just would prefer to have it working reliably. With a small tool, gently press outward on the end of the cam arm nearest the winder shaft, and the other end of the cam arm should release the sleeve and the button. The button is, however, spinning with the film advance, which I am led to understand is something that should only happen when the release is engaged. The button just hasn't popped out as far as it used to. However, it does 'click' when I press the button in that tiny bit more, and as soon as I take my finger off the button the drive engages and seems to work fine.

If I hold the button in with my finger, that seems to disconnect the advance from the winder, however, the difference between engaged and disengaged seems to be mere millimeters.

After playing around with the button and the sprocket and the winder, I've got the sprockets moving again when I cock the shutter, but the strange thing is the button is still depressed. I've made some headway, but not enough to be convinced. Playing around with the film advance and sprocketed wheels did the trick for me. Making it almost impossible to rescrew Remember.

Fire the shutter and advance again if not. Pentax Me super filmd rewind crank came off, cant get it back on since the rewind button is stuck down. Once you've gotten the film out, make sure the film advance lever has fully cocked the shutter, then manually spin the sprocketed wheels on the film advance do-dad. It usually occured when advancing the last frame at the end of the roll when there was not enough left to fully cock the shutter.

Pentax me super rewind button stuck