Ingersoll Rand 47625673001 23969298 8,000-Hour Maintenance and Condensate Drain Solenoid Configuration

Where It Excels in Industrial Use

• Designed around the 8,000-hour air-cooled maintenance package 47625673001 for the applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor platform.

• Combines the scheduled maintenance reference with 23969298, a condensate drain solenoid valve used in applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor systems.

• Supports industrial compressed-air installations where dependable condensate removal is important to maintaining clean and properly functioning air-management circuits.

• Provides maintenance teams with a consolidated service reference for long-interval compressor maintenance and replacement of the designated drain-control component.

• Well suited to production environments where reliable automatic condensate discharge helps reduce moisture accumulation during normal compressor operation.

Key Strengths at a Glance

• 8,000-hour maintenance basis: 47625673001 is identified as an 8,000-hour air-cooled maintenance package.

• Condensate drainage control: 23969298 is identified as a condensate drain solenoid valve for applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment.

• Automatic drain operation: The solenoid valve controls the opening of the condensate drainage path within the applicable drain circuit.

• Maintenance coordination: Pairing the service package with the specified drain valve simplifies planned-service preparation and parts identification.

• Application-specific configuration: Final compatibility should be confirmed against the compressor model, serial number, electrical specification, and current parts documentation.

Technical FAQs

1. What is the 47625673001 23969298 configuration used for?

It combines the 47625673001 8,000-hour air-cooled maintenance package with the specified 23969298 condensate drain solenoid valve as one complete service configuration.

2. What maintenance interval is associated with 47625673001?

47625673001 is identified as an 8,000-hour air-cooled maintenance package for the applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor configuration.

3. What is 23969298?

23969298 is an Ingersoll Rand condensate drain solenoid valve used to control condensate discharge in applicable compressor systems.

4. What function does the condensate drain solenoid perform?

The solenoid valve electrically controls the opening and closing of the designated condensate drainage path, allowing accumulated moisture to be discharged from the applicable system.

5. Why is condensate drainage important in a compressor system?

Effective condensate removal helps prevent accumulated moisture from remaining in air-treatment or drainage circuits where it could contribute to corrosion, contamination, or impaired system performance.

6. Is 23969298 suitable for every Ingersoll Rand compressor?

No. Drain-valve applications can vary by compressor model and configuration, so the compressor model, serial number, electrical requirements, and current parts documentation should be verified before installation.

7. What electrical information should be checked before replacing the solenoid?

The technician should confirm the required voltage, frequency, coil specification, connector arrangement, and control-circuit compatibility against the installed compressor configuration.

8. What symptoms can indicate a condensate drain solenoid problem?

Failure to discharge condensate, continuous drainage, intermittent operation, abnormal valve response, or electrical faults in the drain circuit can indicate that the solenoid requires inspection.

9. What should be inspected before installing 23969298?

The technician should inspect the valve connections, coil and electrical interface, condensate piping, sealing surfaces, drain passage, and surrounding components for contamination or damage.

10. What should be recorded after completing the service?

The maintenance record should include the compressor operating hours, service date, installed part numbers, solenoid condition, electrical checks, and any condensate-drain abnormalities identified during service.