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I was able to find a new timer. Thanks to everyone who replied.

Hello John, Why I use these old machines to can with is the short cycle time. The one I use now (and am holding onto as a back up for the reasons you gave) is a Kitchenaid Frannkenstein cobbled together from several machines over the years. It goes 23 minutes to drying stage on its short...

Hello John, I did take a look at glueing it in but got concerned about what may also be in the hole this connects to. This machine came to me a few weeks ago with a stuck motor and a several other problems. The motor in my spares box is different....more wires and incompatible mountings...

Here is my box of spares acquired over the years but nothing in it to help in this situation. Some of the stuff is from an Insinkerator.

What has happened is a small Blue wire that originates on one side of the main timer and plugs into the back side of the Black connector body has come out of its place (on the connector body) and will not stay in thus the machine stops.

Hello, Yes. It is the Superba portable model of the KD 18.

Hello, Trying to run down a Kitchenaid KDS58 timer. Book says it is a Kitchenaid E115998 or 115998. Thank you for whatever help you can be.