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WIB WIB washer model was introduced in early 1979. Middle of the line model.

By the sink? It’s either a built-in toaster or built-in foil/plastic wrap/wax paper dispenser

it had feet on the bottom on the sides of the access panel that would pop out when you opened the door to keep it from tipping over when a loaded rack of dishes was rolled out. no other dishwasher did that, especially kitchenaids! this was a serious infraction and i hated that! IIRC...

pre-GE design This Hotpoint features the old Hotpoint-design wash arm and reversible motor. I think they called it "jet fountain" washing. It's the same as shown in peteski50's pictures. My parents had a more deluxe model in their house that was built in 1973.

Owners manual The owners manual for this dishwasher is found in the library, accessed by the tab at the top right of the page. Sort for KitchenAid and look for the KDR-17 portable.

I have a little info.... Hi Sean - although I don't have a lot of GE information, I was able to find out a few facts for you. The model number for your oven is J247-1N2. This version does not turn the broil unit during Time Bake. The p/n for the timer is WB19X18. I have posted a page from a 56...

From a 1961 GE catalog "New!" Plus a copy of an individual brochure. Locally, these Mark 27's were used in many 1960's housing developments as we are near the GE Main Plant in Schenectady NY and GE appliances were the predominate choice of builders.

Last of the 1/18's I believe this is a WC-6G Crown model from 1979. The color is not shaded, the lint filter appears to be the basket-type, not a bed-of-nails, and the water level switch has the level indicator label showing the JetCone agitator. I couldn't find this label on any earlier...

Imperial Since all KD15 portables were just the built in models with the panels & hoses, I'd just move all the parts to your Superba. Unless the Imperial has a better tub and/or inner door panel.

Let me check I may have one, I’ll check later on today

Could anyone please give me a clue? "Could anyone please give me a clue as to how the KA disposer is separated from the sink flange?" Will this help? I remember that it's a little tricky.

Pork shoulder Sounds like you have a well-practiced recipe that always works out well for you. I guess lots of folks have different opinions about the Tender Matic slow cooking process.

Here you go I can't see anyone these days willing to leave a piece of raw meat in their oven for 8 hours, but that's me.

Maytag disposers Back in the early 70's, the Maytag dealer I worked for had a disposer on display that he would use to grind up pennies. It was still working when I left a couple of years later.

It's been for sale awhile Looks like an early '70's model, just before they changed the control panel design. Not a bad unit, with the poly door liner and decent racks, seems like it had low use. But there is excessive rusting on the top, which may have compromised the metal. No silverware...

Superba model Yup, there was a Superba disposer, both batch-feed and continuous. I found mine on eBay, NIB for I think $30. That was back in 1988 and I've taken it with me twice when I moved. It still works great. I did disconnect the batch control as I prefer the continuous operation.

Anyone looking for the old style GE/Hotpoint dishwasher impeller, this guy has several. I'd bet he would be flexible on the price as the market is so limited. https://www.ebay.com/itm/235109475176

Hudson Valley, NY UNUSED!!! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3678337422494596/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A23b54dee-2cec-4aed-bb70-3b8628dfac52

SUF-4D Per Westinghouse manual, "F" in SUF-4D is from 1965. With a 42 3/4 min cycle!

Like this, Rinso? I rescued this from a kitchen remodel where the previous owner cooked in the basement and this sat mostly unused. All the wiring was brittle but the inside was mint!