Ingersoll Rand 47555208001 23429822 Air-Cooled Preventive Maintenance Kit

Introduction

The Ingersoll Rand 47555208001 23429822 Air-Cooled Preventive Maintenance Kit combination covers the primary intake-air filtration portion of the 8,000-hour major-service program for compatible R90–110 I compressors. 47555208001 is identified as an 8,000-hour air-cooled preventive-maintenance package, while 23429822 is the standard air-filter element listed within that package.

The intake-air filter is one of the first protective components in a rotary screw compressor. Ambient air carries dust, fibers, and other particles that can enter the machine if filtration is inadequate. Maintaining the correct filter therefore helps protect the internal air path and downstream compressor components.

The 23429822 part number has a well-defined application identity. Published parts data identifies it as the standard air-filter element for R90–110 compressors, including R90i, R90n, R110i, R110n and related IE/NE configurations.

The relationship between the requested references is direct. The R90–110 I service listing places 23429822, quantity one, under the 47555208001 8,000-hour air-cooled package. The same package also includes 23424922, 23545841, 23497001, 23531577, 47552954001, 47553880001, and 39218193 in the published configuration.

This demonstrates that 47555208001 is a comprehensive major-service package rather than simply an air-filter replacement. It combines recurring filtration components with broader valve and control-system maintenance intended for the 8,000-hour service event.

The 23429822 element is described as a standard dry-type air-filter cartridge. A current parts listing gives an intake-flow range of approximately 16–20 m³/min for the R90–110 application. This provides useful application context, although the compressor-specific operating documentation remains the final authority for service limits.

Filter condition is influenced by the compressor's environment. A clean, enclosed compressor room may support the standard element, while dusty or outdoor conditions can load the element more rapidly. The cited parts reference identifies 23388275 as a denser-media high-dust counterpart for the same general housing.

The standard and high-dust filters should not be treated as interchangeable choices without considering the operating environment. A denser filter may be appropriate for a contaminated environment, while the standard element is intended for the standard application. The current Ingersoll Rand recommendation should determine the correct element.

During filter replacement, the housing and sealing interfaces should be inspected carefully. Dust deposits downstream of the element can indicate bypass caused by an improperly seated filter, damaged seal, or housing problem. Simply installing a new element without correcting the bypass condition may leave the compressor exposed to contamination.

The intake path should also be checked for damage, loose hardware, or contamination. The pre-filter 23497001 serves a separate upstream filtration function and is also listed in the same 8,000-hour service program. Maintaining both filtration stages helps preserve the intended intake protection.

The distinction between air-cooled and water-cooled packages is important for purchasing and maintenance teams. The 47555208001 package belongs to the air-cooled configuration, while 47555465001 is the corresponding water-cooled 8,000-hour package. The packages should therefore be selected according to the actual compressor cooling arrangement.

The R90–110 maintenance program also includes lower-interval packages. Published service data identifies 47674733001 at 2,000 hours and 47674732001 at 4,000 hours, while 47555208001 represents the 8,000-hour air-cooled event. This interval structure is useful when building a scheduled maintenance plan.

For purchasing teams, retaining both the maintenance-kit number and individual filter number improves service traceability. It helps distinguish the same air-filter element from different maintenance events and makes it easier to replenish individual consumables after a complete kit has been used.

Alternative or cross-reference filters are available, but they should be evaluated against the equipment requirements rather than selected solely by dimensional similarity. The current parts data identifies 23388275 as a heavy-duty counterpart, while aftermarket catalogs also list additional cross-reference numbers for 23429822.

Before installation, the technician should verify the complete part number, filter orientation, sealing arrangement, housing condition, and intake path. The filter should be seated correctly so incoming air cannot bypass the media.

Exact package dimensions, package weight, complete contents for every 47555208001 revision, and detailed filter-media engineering specifications were not sufficiently verified from authoritative documentation. These values are therefore intentionally not estimated.

For industrial compressor operators and maintenance professionals, 47555208001 and 23429822 provide a clear reference for the primary air-filtration portion of the 8,000-hour air-cooled R90–110 maintenance program. Correct filter identification and proper installation help control intake contamination and support dependable compressor operation.

Technical Specifications

The published R90–110 service data directly associates one 23429822 element with the 47555208001 8,000-hour air-cooled package.

Recommended Companion Models

These components are listed within the R90–110 I 8,000-hour air-cooled maintenance configuration and address coolant filtration, intake pre-filtration, air/oil separation, and motor lubrication.

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