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The Ingersoll Rand 47553880001 23467244 Solenoid Service Kit is a maintenance kit used for servicing the solenoid valve assembly in compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment.
Solenoid valves are commonly used to control pneumatic or process-air functions within a compressor. An electrical command energizes the solenoid, causing the valve mechanism to change position and control the associated air or fluid path. Problems such as sticking, contamination, seal deterioration, or internal wear can affect this operation and lead to abnormal compressor behavior.
The 23467244 identifies the solenoid service kit, while 47553880001 is the associated service reference. The kit is intended for maintenance work where the applicable solenoid assembly requires service rather than complete replacement of the compressor system.
Typical maintenance situations include solenoid valve overhaul, corrective repair, scheduled compressor servicing, and replacement of serviceable internal components.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Service Part Reference | 47553880001 |
| Part Number | 23467244 |
| Product Type | Solenoid Service Kit |
| Component Function | Solenoid Valve Maintenance |
| Application | Compressor Maintenance / Service |
| Dimensions | 180 × 120 × 80 mm |
| Weight | 0.680 kg |
A solenoid valve converts an electrical command into mechanical valve movement.
A typical control sequence is:
Electrical Command → Solenoid Coil → Plunger Movement → Valve Position Change → Air / Fluid Flow
When the coil receives the appropriate electrical signal, its magnetic field moves the internal actuator. The resulting movement changes the valve’s internal flow path.
In a compressor, this action can be associated with functions such as control-air switching, unloading, venting, pressure-related control, or other pneumatic operations depending on the installed assembly.
A malfunctioning solenoid can produce symptoms such as:
The 23467244 service kit supports maintenance of the applicable solenoid assembly so that the valve can return to its intended mechanical operating condition.
The solenoid assembly normally sits between an electrical control signal and a pneumatic or mechanical function.
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 23467244 | Solenoid assembly service kit |
| Solenoid Valve | Controls the associated air or fluid path |
| Solenoid Coil | Converts electrical energy into magnetic actuation |
| Valve Mechanism | Changes the flow state |
| Compressor Controller | Generates or manages control commands |
| Pneumatic Circuit | Carries controlled air |
| Air Control Components | Support compressor operating functions |
| Compressor Assembly | Main equipment being serviced |
The specific function of the solenoid depends on the compressor configuration and the circuit in which the valve is installed.
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial Air Compressors | Solenoid valve maintenance |
| Manufacturing Plants | Compressor control-system service |
| Process Facilities | Pneumatic control maintenance |
| Oil and Gas | Compressor servicing |
| Petrochemical Plants | Control-air equipment maintenance |
| Industrial Utilities | Compressor repair |
| Production Lines | Corrective compressor maintenance |
| Service Workshops | Solenoid assembly overhaul |
Solenoid service work requires attention to both the electrical and pneumatic sides of the assembly.
A solenoid that does not operate correctly should be evaluated through the complete control path. Electrical command, coil condition, valve mechanics, pneumatic pressure, and downstream equipment can all affect the final response.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47553880001 | Associated service-part reference |
| Ingersoll Rand 23467244 | Solenoid Service Kit |
| Solenoid Valve Assembly | Controls pneumatic or fluid flow |
| Solenoid Coil | Provides electromagnetic actuation |
| Valve Plunger / Actuator | Produces mechanical movement |
| Pneumatic Tubing | Carries control air |
| Air Control Components | Manage pneumatic functions |
| Compressor Controller | Controls operating sequences |
| Compressor Assembly | Main serviced equipment |
| Model / Part Number | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47553880001 / 23467244 | Solenoid Service Kit | Compressor solenoid maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Solenoid Valve Assemblies | Solenoid Components | Pneumatic control |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Service Kits | Maintenance Kits | Scheduled compressor service |
| Ingersoll Rand Control-Air Components | Pneumatic Components | Compressor control circuits |
| Ingersoll Rand Minimum Pressure Valve Service Kits | Valve Service Kits | Pressure-control maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Intake Valve Service Kits | Valve Service Kits | Compressor intake maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Valve Components | Valve Components | Compressor service |
The kit is intended for servicing the applicable solenoid assembly used in compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment. It supports maintenance of the valve mechanism rather than replacing the complete compressor control system.
Depending on the circuit, symptoms may include failure to unload, incorrect pneumatic switching, delayed actuation, abnormal sequencing, or a compressor function that remains in the wrong operating state.
Yes. The relevant pneumatic section should be isolated and depressurized before mechanical service. This prevents stored pressure from affecting disassembly and reduces the risk of uncontrolled valve movement or air release.
Check the control signal and coil operation first, then examine the valve mechanism and pneumatic response. A correct electrical command with no corresponding mechanical or pneumatic action points toward the solenoid assembly or its associated air circuit.