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Power cords are pretty generic and I would imaging yours look like and 8 if you look at it end on. Amazon would be the place to get one. Is it like this.
I searched the internet and did not see a manual for this vintage calculator. One might show up eventually on sale if you search at a later time, but that is an old model.
The following ebay site is said to have a complete unit in an original box which is likely to have a manual. You could try contacting the vendor, and offer to purchase a copy of the manual, if there is one inside the box.
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